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PlugThis

PlugThis

#1 today

Create your own Chrome Extensions by chatting with AI

Launched 16d agoProduct Hunt Website
Votes
542
Comments
114

What this means

50%Mid-tier finish likely.
Projecting 542 votes by end of day-1.
+100%Launching in a 100% WoW growing category.
Chrome Extensions had 8 launches this week vs 4 last.
70%Strong buyer-intent signal in the comments.
70% of commenters sound like potential buyers — mostly developers.
80%Comment sentiment overwhelmingly positive.
Audience strongly receptive — developers engaged.
Users are asking for Firefox support + marketing assistance.
Feature requests surfaced from the comment thread.
Recurring concerns: no free AI features, distribution concerns.
Pain points mentioned more than once in comments.

Prediction

Top-5 finish probability
50%
today
Projected end-of-day votes
542range 407–732
Trajectory
stable
Vote pace holding steady.

About

You wanted a Chrome extension that would save you 15 minutes a day. You searched the Chrome Web Store, and it's not there. Now you can just describe it in plain English, and PlugThis builds it for you. The code is yours. Want changes? Chat. Need login or a database? Connect Supabase. Ready to publish? We generate the icons, screenshots, and listing copy the store asks for. Everyone else builds web apps. We build Chrome extensions.

AI Summary

PlugThis allows users to create custom Chrome extensions by describing their needs in plain English, with AI generating the necessary code. It supports integration with Supabase for added functionality and provides tools for publishing the extensions, including icons and listing copy.

Vote & comment velocity

Scores

Velocity9.4
Vote pace vs avg
Momentum9.4
Sustained over 6h
Virality19.1
Spread × engagement
Engagement42.1
Comments per vote

Founders

Namrata Bankoti
Namrata Bankoti
@namrata_bankoti1
rep 69
Saurabh Dey
Saurabh Dey
@saurabh_dey1
rep 69
Nikhil Achary
Nikhil Achary
@nikhil_achary
rep 69
Udaya Prakash
Udaya Prakash
@nefer_ai
rep 69
fmerian
@fmerian · hunter

Topics

Artificial IntelligenceChrome ExtensionsNo-Code

Comment Intelligence· 20 comments analysed

Sentiment

Positive80%
Neutral15%
Negative5%
Buyer intent
70%
of commenters sound like potential buyers
Audience
developers
Sentiment over 5 days
Positive
Negative
Buyer intent
+17%
Overall vibe

Overall, the comments reflect strong enthusiasm for the product's ease of use and focused approach, with some concerns about features and distribution.

Top themes
  • ease of use
  • version control
  • focused functionality
  • AI integration
  • extension creation
Feature requests
  • Firefox support
  • marketing assistance
  • visual change comparison
  • direct Chrome store publishing
  • runtime permission handling
Complaints
  • no free AI features
  • distribution concerns
  • manifest requirement changes
  • limited to Chrome
  • lack of visual comparison tools

Top comments

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<p>Hey PH 👋 Udaya here, founder of <a href="https://plugthis.ai" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">PlugThis</a>. We're a team of four in Bangalore.<br><br>Till last year we were building AI products for large enterprises. Then the AI builder wave hit, and tools like Lovable, Bolt, and v0 genuinely inspired us. I built web apps, dashboards, and visualisations with them, and they performed incredibly well.<br><br>But when I tried building Chrome extensions with them, it just didn't work. Extensions have a completely different architecture (manifests, content scripts, service workers) and these tools weren't designed for that.</p><p><br>I've been building extensions since 2015 in my first startup, so I know this pain personally. Extensions are the most personal software there is 🧩<br><br>We spend 7 hours a day in a browser, and everyone of us has some 15 minute repetitive task they wish would disappear. But there was nowhere to go to build a simple extension for ourself.<br><br>We searched the market for something like this. Couldn't find it, so we built it.</p><p><br><strong>PlugThis builds Chrome extensions from a plain English prompt.</strong> Real Manifest V3 code that you own, and you can wire up a Supabase backend to make it full stack.<br><br>One from my own browser: an extension that reads a Twitter profile as I scroll, researches the person, and scores how close they are to my ICP. Took a few prompts ⚡ <br><br>For launch week, the Builder plan is at the Starter price, 3 days only 🎁</p><p><br>We are here through the day. Try it out, and tell us what you liked and what you wish it did.<br><br>And if you build an extension for yourself today, please share it in the comments. That's honestly the whole point of this product 🙌</p><p></p>

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<p>I've had a few Chorme extension ideas setting in my notes because getting from an idea to working extensions always felt like too much work. i really like that you're focused on one problem instead of trying to build everything for everyone. </p>

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↑ 10

<p>I've noiced there are plenty of AI tools for websites but not many focused on broswer extensions. that focus alno makes Plug this stand out to me. </p>

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↑ 8

<p>always wanted to experiement with Chorme extension but the setup process kept pushing me toward others projects. this makes the whole process feel much more approcahable. </p>

Sentiment computed via openrouter