chrome extension
repryntt Link
Your repryntt AI runs on your own computer. repryntt Link is the hand it reaches into your browser with — so it can do a task in the accounts you are already signed in to, in a tab you choose. You pick the tab. Stop ends it.
Last updated: 2026-09-18
What it can do
Read and operate the tabs you share
Click, type, scroll, read the page, take a picture of it.
Open its own tabs, in its own window
Grouped under a “repryntt” label. A page a shared tab opens lands there.
Stop and ask you
Buying, sending, deleting and changing account settings wait for your yes — in the side panel, on your phone, or in your console.
What it cannot do
See a tab you have not shared
There are no content scripts and no host permissions: until you share a tab, it reads nothing.
Read your cookies, your saved passwords, your browser storage, response bodies or downloads
Those are refused by name, at both ends — in the extension and again on your own machine — and refused first, before anything is allowed.
Read what is in a password or a card field
It can see that the field is there, and whether it is filled, because it has to be able to tell you where you are. The value never leaves the page.
Talk to anything but your own repryntt
A web page open in the same browser cannot reach it, and pairing takes a one-time code you read off your own console.
Carry on after you stop
Press Stop in the extension, or Cancel on Chrome’s own bar, and it detaches at once. A run that loses the tab ends and says so; it never looks for another way in.
The honest part
A tab you share is fully driveable. That is what sharing a tab means: your repryntt can run its own scripts in that page, and a script running in a page can read that page's ordinary content and its ordinary cookies. Its code never asks for them, and the scripts it does run are fixed ones we wrote and test. But the honest line is the boundary, not the intention: share the tab you want worked on, not the one you left a private session open in.
Outside that: HttpOnly cookies — the ones that keep you signed in — and your saved passwords cannot be reached at all, by anyone, through this route. And Chrome shows its own "repryntt Link started debugging this browser" bar across the top of the window the entire time, with a Cancel button that is Chrome's and not ours.
How to install it
From the Chrome Web Store. Not yet — the listing has not been published. When it is, the link will be here and this paragraph will say so.
Today, unpacked. In your repryntt console, open Settings → Your browser and click Download the extension. Then:
Unzip it somewhere you will keep.
Turn on Developer mode
Open
chrome://extensionsand turn on Developer mode, top right.Load unpacked
Click Load unpacked and choose the
repryntt_linkfolder.Link a browser
Back in the console, click Link a browser. Put the address and the one-time code it shows into the extension's popup. The code works once, for ten minutes.
Share the tab
Open the tab you want worked on and click Let Andrew use this tab.
Nothing is shared until that last click, and Unpair this browser in the popup deletes the pairing and the token with it.
Privacy policy for repryntt Link (2026-09-18)
repryntt Link lets your own repryntt use browser tabs you choose to share. While a tab is shared, the page's content and your actions in it are sent only to your own repryntt. That is on your own computer, or on a machine you connect over your private network. It doesn't go to repryntt's servers. The extension never reads your cookies, saved passwords, or the contents of password and card fields. It never sees tabs you haven't shared. It stores one pairing token on your computer so it can reconnect, and "Unpair this browser" deletes it. We don't sell or share any of this, we don't transfer it to third parties, and we don't use it for advertising or to judge anyone's creditworthiness.
There is no repryntt server in the path. We do not receive the contents of your tabs, a list of the sites you visit, or your pairing token — there is nowhere for them to arrive.
The rest of our policy, covering the account and the hosted product, is at repryntt.com/privacy. Privacy questions: hello@ai158z.com.