Write better where you type.
ClickPilot AI is a Chrome extension that fixes, rewrites, summarizes and translates the text you select, inside Gmail, LinkedIn and most websites. No copying into another tab.
- Free to start
- Fix, rewrite, summarize and translate.
- PRO, $19 once
- Custom AI shortcuts, no subscription.
- Your own key
- Runs on your OpenAI API key. Usage is billed by OpenAI.
AI transparency: ClickPilot AI generates text with artificial intelligence, through your own OpenAI key. Outputs are machine-generated and may be inaccurate or biased. Review and edit them before you send or publish.
In short
Select the text, right-click, choose what to do. It all happens on the page you are writing on, with no second tab and no copying back and forth.
What it is not
A document editor or a content manager. It improves the text in fields you are already writing in and hands control straight back to you.
Four steps instead of eight
The same task, done the usual way and with ClickPilot AI.
Without ClickPilot AI
- Write in Gmail or LinkedIn
- Select and copy the text
- Open ChatGPT in a new tab
- Paste it and ask for help
- Wait for the answer
- Copy the result
- Switch back to the first tab
- Paste it and fix the formatting
With ClickPilot AI
- Write in Gmail or LinkedIn
- Select the text
- Right-click and open ClickPilot AI
- Choose fix, rewrite, summarize or translate
What it does, and where
One click on the text you have selected.
Some platforms, such as Google Docs, may have limited support.
Fix grammar and clarity
Improve what you wrote without leaving the text field.
Rewrite in another tone
Turn a message into the right tone for the person reading it.
Summarize long text
Get the short version of a long passage you have selected.
Translate
Translate the selected text in place.
Your own shortcuts
Save your own prompts for the tasks you repeat. Part of PRO.
Where it works
- GmailEmails
- LinkedInPosts and messages
- XPosts and replies
- NotionNotes and documents
- Most websitesAny text field
Free to start, $19 for life
Both plans run on your own OpenAI API key. API usage is paid to OpenAI and is not part of the licence.
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The core writing actions, to try ClickPilot AI on your own text first.
- Fix, rewrite, summarize and translate.
- Works on most websites with text fields.
- Runs on your own OpenAI API key.
PRO
$19once
One payment for every PRO feature, for life.
- Lifetime PRO licence.
- Every PRO feature.
- Unlimited use on the extension side.
- Custom AI shortcuts.
- No monthly subscription.
How activation works
You need Chrome, the extension from the Chrome Web Store and your own OpenAI API key.
Buy on Gumroad
The ClickPilot AI lifetime licence costs $19, paid once.
Get the key by email
Gumroad sends your licence key to the address you used.
Paste it in ClickPilot AI
Open the extension, enter the key, and the PRO features switch on.
ClickPilot AI questions
Do I need my own OpenAI API key?
Yes. ClickPilot AI uses your own OpenAI API key (bring your own key). API usage costs are separate and paid directly to OpenAI.
How is this different from ChatGPT?
ChatGPT means switching tabs and copying text back and forth. ClickPilot AI works inside the sites you write in, such as Gmail, LinkedIn and X, and PRO adds custom shortcuts for repeated tasks.
Does it work on all websites?
It works on Gmail, LinkedIn, X, Notion and most websites with text fields. Some platforms, such as Google Docs, may have limited support.
What's included in the $19 lifetime license?
A lifetime PRO license with every PRO feature, unlimited usage on the extension side, custom AI shortcuts, and no monthly subscription.
How do I activate the PRO features?
After buying on Gumroad you receive a license key by email. Paste the key in ClickPilot AI to switch on the PRO features.
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