Asyde is a browser extension: a calm side panel that reads the page you’re on and helps you act on it, right beside your work. This page gets you from install to your first reply.
Asyde is free every day on Chrome and Firefox. Grab it from the store for your browser:
Edge and Safari are on the way — you can vote for them from the home page.
Once installed, a small launcher sits in the corner of the pages you visit. Click it to open the panel beside your work. There’s one chat per page, so the conversation always matches what you’re looking at — no new tab, no copy-and-paste shuffle.
Asyde reads the page only when you actively send a message. It never reads in the background, and it never activates on sign-in screens or password fields.
Type what you want, or tap one of the Skills on the empty panel, shown as /summarize, /key-points, and so on. Asyde picks the ones that fit the page: an article offers /translate, a Gmail thread offers /reply. Add your own in Settings — including which pages each one shows up on — then tap one to run it, or type its /name in the chat. A few to try:
The reply streams into the panel. From there you can copy it, or, for a drafted email, insert it straight into the reply box.