Dopia comes to the tab you're already on
A Chrome side panel that works the page in front of you — asking before it touches anything, and refusing the sites where a mistake costs money.
It works the page you're on
Open the side panel on a page and ask about it. Dopia reads that tab, clicks and types in it, and stays there — it never re-opens the same URL in a tab of its own.
- →Reads, clicks, types and scrolls in your tab, not a copy of it
- →Pages behind a login work, because it's your browser and your session
- →Install it from the Chrome Web Store and connect it once
It asks before it touches anything
The first browser action in a conversation stops and asks, naming the site it wants — Allow access to linkedin.com? Approve once and the rest of that conversation runs; the next conversation asks again.
- →Reading your tabs asks too, because looking is already access
Brakes that don't run through the model
An agent working inside your logged-in session is signing things as you, so some limits can't be left to judgment. It only ever touches the tab you're on and tabs it opened itself, and it refuses payment sites outright — in the extension rather than the prompt.
- →PayPal, Wise, Coinbase, Alipay and the like are blocked, with no override
- →A ghost cursor shows every action on the page as it happens
It already knows your customers
A browser agent that knows nothing about your pipeline can fetch you a page. This is the same assistant as the one inside Dopia, so on a prospect's site it can tell you whether they're already a deal — and write what it finds back to the record.