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right where you are.

An AI that quietly does things for you — on any web page, through the apps you already use. Point at something, or just type a word.

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Three takeaways: browsers are consolidating fast, Chrome’s lead is narrowing, and agents — not tabs are the new battleground.

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Point at anything, type a word — Leafy reads the page and does the whole thing.

How it works

Three small moves. One finished task.

No new app to learn, no workflows to wire up. Leafy meets you on the page you’re already on.

  1. 01

    Point

    Spot something on any page — a person, a date, a paragraph, a price. Click it, or just let Leafy see what you're looking at.

  2. 02

    Ask

    Say what you want in plain words. “Add them to my CRM.” “Remind me Friday.” “Draft a reply.” No menus, no syntax.

  3. 03

    Done

    Leafy plans the steps and does it through your connected apps — then tells you exactly what happened, so you stay in control.

Speaks your shorthand

Type a word. Leafy does the whole thing.

No prompts to craft, no syntax to learn. Leafy reads the page in front of you and figures out what you actually meant — then answers in one line and does the rest.

summ

summarize this

Reads the entire article — every section, not just what's on screen — and hands back the three things that matter.

cal

put this on my calendar

Pulls the title, time, and place, attaches the link, checks you're free — then adds it. No double-booking.

tue

remind me Tuesday

Sets a reminder for the right day with the right context — no date-picker, no form.

task

add this to my list

Captures it to the right list with a sensible due date — and checks it off when it's done.

bug

file a bug for this

Opens an issue in your tracker with steps to reproduce and a screenshot of exactly what broke.

vs

compare these for me

Researches both across live sources and writes a sourced, side-by-side brief you can share by link.

These are just examples — there’s no command list to memorize. Say it however you like, or write a full sentence. Leafy reads your intent either way.

What Leafy can do

One assistant. Five ways it moves your work.

Not a single trick — a generalist that lives where you work and reaches into the tools you already use. Here’s the full range.

  1. 01

    It's on every page

    Open Leafy on any website with a keystroke. It sees what you're looking at — the article, the profile, the form, the dashboard — so you never copy context into a chatbot again.

    Same Leafy on Gmail, your CRM, a news site, or an internal tool.

  2. 02

    It drives the browser

    Fills forms, clicks through multi-step flows, and navigates page to page for you — and keeps going even when the URL changes mid-task.

    “Finish this checkout” → it works every step through to the confirmation.

  3. 03

    It writes real documents

    Briefs, comparisons, summaries, tables — formatted and sourced, opened as their own clean page and shareable by link. Not a wall of chat.

    “Compare Notion vs Coda” → a sourced, side-by-side doc you can send.

  4. 04

    It acts in your tools

    Calendar, inbox, CRM, issue tracker, notes — Leafy does the real thing in the apps you connect, with only the access you grant. This is where it saves the most.

    1,000+ apps — from Gmail and Slack to HubSpot and Linear.

  5. 05

    It learns your shorthand

    Your words for things, your tone, your defaults — Leafy remembers them, so a single word does more the longer you use it.

    “the usual venue”, “my standard reply” — it knows what you mean.

Real output

Real work, made by Leafy — not mockups.

Each of these came back from a single ask. Open one — it's a real document, not a screenshot.

notion-vs-coda.docOpen the real doc
Side-by-side comparison — a real artifact made by Leafy

Side-by-side comparison

“Compare Notion vs Coda for our team.” — a sourced table, a quick take, and the links it pulled from.

ai-coding-assistants-2026.docOpen the real doc
One-page research brief — a real artifact made by Leafy

One-page research brief

“Brief me on AI coding assistants in 2026.” — headings, takeaways, a recommendation, sources kept.

Formatted, not pasted

Docs, slide decks, and spreadsheets come back properly laid out — ready to read and reuse, not a wall of chat.

Export to PDF

Every artifact opens as its own clean page you can print or save as a PDF. No Google Docs connection needed.

Shareable by link

Send one link and your whole team can open it. The work leaves the chat and lands where people can use it.

Connections

Works with 1,000+ of the tools you already use.

From your inbox to your CRM — Leafy acts through the apps you connect, with only the permissions you grant.

  • Gmail
  • Google Calendar
  • Calendly
  • Zoom
  • Google Meet
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Slack
  • Discord
  • Telegram
  • WhatsApp
  • Intercom
  • Twilio
  • HubSpot
  • Salesforce
  • Zendesk
  • MailChimp
  • Typeform
  • Notion
  • Google Docs
  • Google Sheets
  • Airtable
  • Google Drive
  • Dropbox
  • Box
  • Linear
  • Jira
  • Trello
  • Asana
  • ClickUp
  • Monday.com
  • Todoist
  • GitHub
  • GitLab
  • Figma
  • Stripe
  • Shopify
  • QuickBooks
  • Xero
  • Zapier

A few of the 1,000+ apps Leafy connects to — new ones land every week.

Learns how you work

A second brain that’s actually yours.

Leafy keeps a private, organized memory of how you like things done — your shorthand, your tone, the way each of your tools is set up. The more you use it, the less you have to explain.

Knows your shorthand
“The usual venue,” “my standard reply,” “the Northwind deal.” Leafy learns your names for things, so you don't repeat yourself.
Learns each app's shape
Your CRM's stages, where your docs live, who handles what. Leafy maps it once and reuses it.
Improves from corrections
Nudge it once — “shorter, no emoji” — and it remembers. Your preferences become the default.
Leafy remembersprivate to you
  • ToneWarm, concise, no emoji in client emails.
  • Your CRMStages: Lead → Pilot → Won. Owner = me.
  • “The team”Dani, Priya, and Marcus on the product crew.
  • DefaultsMeetings 30 min, afternoons, link auto-attached.

You: “shorter, and skip the greeting next time”

Saved to your preferences.

You connect only the apps you choose.

Leafy acts with your permissions — never more.

Your knowledge base is yours; export or delete it anytime.

Everything in one place

Your lists, reminders, and saved things — together.

Whatever you capture or ask Leafy to track lands in tidy lists you can reach from any page. Nothing clutters your screen until you want it.

This week

3
  • Reply to Jordan about the Q3 pilotGmail
  • Book the team offsite venueTue
  • Renew the domain before it lapsesFri

Following up

3
  • Northwind Labs — send pricingHubSpot
  • Dani — intro to the design leadDone
  • Invoice #2041 — chase payment3 days

Saved for later

3
  • “Calm software” talk — rewatchYouTube
  • Standing-desk options to compareResearch
  • Recipe: miso roasted vegNotion

Simple pricing

One plan. Everything Leafy can do.

No tiers to decode, no per-seat math. Connect your own apps and let Leafy work on any page.

Leafy Pro

$20/ month

150 agent runs a month · unlimited capture & voice

  • Point-and-click Leafy on any web page
  • All your connected apps — Gmail, Notion, Slack, CRMs & 100+ more
  • Competitor research & shareable reports
  • Personal lists, reminders, and memory that learns you
  • Voice capture and screenshots, hands-free
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