“Reply to Priya. Say Thursday works. Don't send.”
your Chrome extension for getting things done
You lose hours every week to copy-paste, forms and clicking through the same screens. HeyPogo does that part — in the tab you’re on, while you watch.
Hi, could we catch up this Thursday afternoon?
Thursday works for me. I'll send an invite.
Saved as a draft · nothing sentReply to Maya. Say Thursday works. Don't send.
how you start
It’s a Chrome extension. Open its side panel when you need help, give it a task, and watch it work in your active tab.
Add the extension. The current preview uses a local Chrome build. Sign in for setup instructions.
Open HeyPogo. Click its toolbar icon or press Alt+J on the page you want to work on.
Tell it what to do. Chrome asks for site permission the first time. HeyPogo then works on that tab while you watch.
HeyPogo starts with no site access. You choose which sites it can use.
Read the full walkthrough →example tasks
Illustrative walkthroughs of the work HeyPogo can do in your browser.
“Reply to Priya. Say Thursday works. Don't send.”
“Find the products that are out of stock.”
“Why is Bramble's payment flagged?”
sound familiar?
Copy. Switch tab. Paste. Repeat fifty times. 50 rows · 2 min
Open the report. Google how to make a pivot table. Again. pivot + chart · 40 sec
Six portals. Six logins. Six invoices. Every month. 6 invoices · 4 min
“Can you just update the CRM?” Friday evening, gone. CRM updated · 3 min
None of that is your job. It's just in the way of it.
“Add filters, pivot it by region, chart it.” HeyPogo goes through the menus you'd have had to search for — and hands you the answer, not a tutorial.
It opens every profile, reads the experience and moves each candidate where you said. Rejections wait as drafts — nobody gets an email until you decide.
It reads people in one tab and creates them in the other. The copy-paste that eats your Friday, gone before lunch.
About 12 results for “head of growth”
Ask “why is this higher?” and it marks the answer right on the page — numbered, in plain words. It looks. It doesn't touch.
real work, handed off
These are real requests people give HeyPogo. Write it the way you'd tell a colleague — it works out the clicks.
Download last month's invoices from AWS, Vercel and Figma into one folder
Update stock for 60 SKUs from the supplier's sheet
Find order #10493 and draft a reply with the tracking link
Put three competitors' pricing side by side in a table
Brief me on Acme before my 3 pm — funding, news, who I'm meeting
Fill the onboarding form for our new hire from her offer letter
Clean this sheet — remove duplicates, fix the dates, total by month
Apply to these ten jobs with my details — ask me what you don't know
No integrations to wait for, no IT ticket. If it opens in Chrome, HeyPogo can work in it — today.
“draft a reply to Priya — don't send it”
To Priya Raman
Subject Re: ship date
Hi Priya — Thursday works. I'll have the final files to you by noon.
time back
Screening applicants
Leads into the CRM
Pivot + chart from a sheet
Support replies
HeyPogo blocks fields it recognises as passwords, card numbers and one-time codes. Detection is imperfect: keep sensitive pages and secrets out of tasks. Watch its actions and stop at any time.
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pricing
500 free credits to start. A task uses 10–20. Monthly plans. Unused monthly credits expire; no rollover.
faq
No. HeyPogo only looks at a tab when you give it a task there, and only once you've allowed that site. It ships with access to nothing.
No. Voice is off until you turn it on. “Hey Pogo” only listens while the HeyPogo panel is open, and says so the whole time. Speech recognition is Chrome's own.
If you told it to go ahead, it goes ahead. If you asked to review, it asks — once, and only when the step can actually happen. If you said not to finalise, it never does.
Yes. Ask “what am I looking at?” or “walk me through this bill” and HeyPogo circles what matters on the page and numbers it with short notes. Press Esc to clear them.
Sign-ins, CAPTCHAs, payments and new accounts come straight back to you, with one sentence saying why. Do that part, then run the task again.
Ordinary web pages, including ones built from web components and same-origin frames. Canvas-drawn apps, and card fields inside payment frames, it leaves to you.
A thousandth of a dollar of model usage. A ten-step task is usually ten to twenty. You start with 500 free, and monthly plans reset each billing cycle. Unused monthly credits do not roll over.
Plans renew automatically every month through Dodo Payments, which handles tax and receipts. Cancel from Manage subscription in your account before renewal. Monthly credits expire at the end of the billing period.