Drop in

Drop in also provides robust data export and management features that are often missing from web apps. The Download conversation export button appears in tools like ChatGPT, allowing you to save entire conversations with a single click. No more copying and pasting or using third-party scripts. Similarly, the Custom filter control panel can be added to any data-heavy application, enabling you to sort, filter, and view information exactly as you need. The Summary info card aggregates key data from the current page into a compact overlay, so you don't have to scroll through long documents. For example, in a CRM record, it can show top-level details at a glance. These features address the common pain point of accessing and managing data efficiently. Instead of wrestling with limited native export options or cluttered interfaces, users get the tools they need to capture, organize, and consume information swiftly. All data processing remains local unless a feature explicitly requires an external API call.

Beyond AI and data tools, Drop in enables a range of custom UI enhancements that improve the look and feel of any web app. The Dark mode toggle is a simple but impactful feature that swaps the color scheme to a darker palette, reducing eye strain during extended use. Quick Reply Suggestions can be added to messaging platforms like Slack and LinkedIn, presenting ready-to-click responses that you can insert and edit before sending. These are different from the AI-generated answers in that they are pre-defined or templated replies, but they can also be contextually suggested. Additionally, Drop in features can be shared across a team, allowing everyone to standardize on the same UI improvements. The extension works with every web app that runs in your browser, so whether you're on Google Maps, YouTube, or a custom SaaS tool, you can drop in the enhancements you need. This flexibility makes it a universal toolkit for browser customization, applicable to any website your team uses daily.

Drop in operates through a simple three-step workflow: explain, build, use. First, you describe the feature you want in plain English using the Drop in interface. This can be something like 'Add a button to export this page's data' or 'Show open roles from LinkedIn inside HubSpot company cards.' The extension then interprets your request and generates the necessary code to inject the feature as a visual overlay on the target web app. Importantly, Drop in adds a visual layer on top of the original app without modifying its source code. You can turn features on or off anytime, and you control what each feature can read and change. For example, an export button might only read data from the page, while a smart reply feature might need to read conversation context. You can revoke access per site. This approach ensures that the underlying app remains unchanged and secure. Everything runs locally unless a feature requires an external API call, which you can audit. The process is user-friendly and requires no technical skills.

Concrete use cases demonstrate the real-world impact of Drop in. A sales professional using LinkedIn and HubSpot can add the LinkedIn HubSpot Lookup feature to check if a prospect exists in their CRM without switching tabs, saving several seconds per profile. A support agent on Slack can enable Smart Reply Buttons to respond to common queries with consistent messaging, reducing response time by half. A marketing professional working with Google Maps can use the Lead Collector to extract business details and push them to Airtable, automating what was previously a manual data entry task. A power user of ChatGPT can add an Export button to save conversations for later analysis or sharing with colleagues. A recruiter can view open roles from LinkedIn directly inside HubSpot company cards, streamlining candidate tracking. The outcomes are consistently faster workflows, fewer errors, and reduced context switching. Users report being able to complete tasks in fewer steps, freeing up time for higher-value work. The features are unobtrusive and can be toggled off when not needed, ensuring minimal disruption.

Drop in is built for professionals across sales, support, recruitment, and productivity who rely on web apps daily. It works with any web app that runs in a browser, though it is optimized for popular tools like ChatGPT, HubSpot, LinkedIn, Slack, Google Maps, and YouTube. The tech stack is entirely browser-based via the Chrome extension, with no server-side dependencies except when features call external APIs. Pricing is free to try, with paid plans that unlock more features, higher usage limits, and team controls. Users can share custom features with their team to standardize workflows. The key takeaway is that Drop in puts the power of feature customization into the hands of the user. Instead of waiting for software updates or building custom solutions, anyone can describe what they need and have it appear instantly. This democratizes software customization and makes everyday tools work the way users want. For teams and individuals seeking to optimize their browser-based workflows, Drop in offers a practical, no-code solution that adapts to their needs.