Point at anything
Hover to inspect any element, click to select, one or many. A crisp outline tracks exactly what you mean, its selector right there.
Inspect any UI, debug issues, make changes, explore copy, and export the context as code, prompts, and tasks right where you're browsing.
How it works
It's a devtool you talk to. Point at anything on a live page, ask for the change in plain words, and take the result with you, as code, a prompt, or a task.
Hover to inspect any element, click to select, one or many. A crisp outline tracks exactly what you mean, its selector right there.
Recolor a button, resize a logo, rewrite a headline. The change lands live on the real page, and every edit undoes in one click.
Leave with more than a screenshot: copy the exact CSS, a paste-ready prompt, a written task, or push it to Linear as an issue.
Everything you'd open the inspector for, without leaving the conversation.
Read an element's real computed styles, and edit them inline.
Type @ to reach the CSS variable behind what you selected.
Emulate a phone, a tablet, or any exact width to catch breakpoints.
Rewrite a headline, tighten a paragraph, or fix a typo on the page.
Nothing is permanent. Revert any change the moment you change your mind.
A Chrome extension. Nothing to install on the sites you visit.
Free while it's in beta.