Use cases
What people build with Anouk.
Every one of these is a single-user, bring-your-own-key extension with no backend to operate. The AI plumbing is the same; the product is yours.
AI writing assistant in the sidebar
→Rewrite, expand, and tone-shift text on any page.
A sidebar that rewrites the selected text — shorter, friendlier, more formal — using whatever model the user configured. No backend, the user's own key.
For: Indie devs shipping a productivity extension
One-click page summarizer
→Turn any article into three bullets.
A toolbar button that summarizes the current page. Because the extension reads the DOM and calls the provider directly, the article text never touches a third-party server you run.
For: Builders of reading / research extensions
Private, local-only extension with Ollama
→AI features that never leave the machine.
Point providerUrl at a local Ollama server and the extension gets AI features with no cloud call at all. The same Anouk code works against a hosted provider when the user prefers.
For: Privacy-first and offline-leaning developers
Inbox copilot for webmail
→Draft replies and triage without a server.
A content script that suggests reply drafts inside a webmail UI. Anouk's cache means re-opening the same thread reuses the earlier draft, and the queue keeps a busy inbox from hammering the provider.
For: Teams building on top of webmail