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AI Toolbar
Overview
AI Toolbar is a virtual assistant that integrates tooling directly into your web browser, designed to boost productivity and streamline tasks. This tool comes with a range of features.
The Copilot feature allows users to draft emails with minimal input with the AI understanding the context and shaping the message accordingly. AI Toolbar is also equipped with a Chatbot, which communicates with the user and produces relevant responses that can be downloaded as Word or PDF documents.
Voice Activation is another key feature that enables users to interact with their personal assistant directly on their PC. In addition, users can select text on any page and instruct the AI to perform various tasks such as summarizing, translating, paraphrasing, or extracting data.
AI Toolbar can be integrated into ChatGPT for an enhanced AI experience. The tool offers both free and premium versions. The premium version includes AI functionality on any page, ChatGPT integration, Voice Activation, Translation and Summarization, Chatbot, Export to PDF and Word, Custom Prompts, and Unlimited Usage.
The free version offers similar features except for Custom Prompts and Unlimited Usage. AI Toolbar aims to democratize AI, keeping it accessible to a wider audience.
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Duck Typer🙏 268 karmaFeb 12, 2025@TheLibrarian.ioGreat tool! Was very helpful in content production
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Works well and connects with my apps easily. I’m considering using it for daily reports and posts
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Used it for PPT generation and performed extremely well, especially the numbers and data part.
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I’ve been using Collate to go through technical PDFs, and it’s been surprisingly handy. Summarizing docs and being able to ask questions directly saves me time, especially when I’m skimming through research or API references. No sign-ups, works offline, and everything stays on my device — which I appreciate.
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