The plain
terms.

speaktobrowse is a Chrome extension that takes spoken commands, hands them to a realtime voice model, and runs the resulting actions on whatever website you currently have open. You drive. It listens. The web reacts.

You are responsible for what the extension does on your behalf, the same way you are responsible for what you click. Use it on sites you have permission to use, and for actions you actually mean to take.

Voice input is forgiving. Real actions are not. Confirm anything that involves money, messages to other people, or changes that cannot be undone before you say it out loud.

The free tier includes 15 active minutes per calendar month. “Active” means seconds where you are speaking to the extension or the model is responding. The meter only ticks during real conversation — if the extension is toggled on while you read, scroll, or think in silence, those seconds are not counted.

When you hit the monthly cap, the extension stops starting new sessions until the counter resets on the first of the following month.

Paid plans with larger active-minute quotas are coming. When they ship, the price, limits, and billing terms will be listed at install time and on this page. We will not silently start charging the free tier.

Do not use the extension to violate other sites’ terms of service, scrape data you are not entitled to, automate spam, evade rate limits, or get around access controls. Do not use it to impersonate, harass, defraud, or harm anyone.

We may publish updates that block specific abusive patterns. If we discover that you are using the extension to do something on this list, we will not be sad to see you stop.

The extension is provided as is, with no warranty of any kind. Voice recognition makes mistakes. Page automation makes mistakes. Models change. Sites change. Things will go wrong sometimes.

To the maximum extent allowed by law, we are not liable for any damages arising from your use of the extension or any actions it takes on your behalf.

The extension is built on open-source software and on third-party AI APIs. Use of Chrome is governed by Google’s terms. Use of the underlying AI provider is governed by their own terms, which we accept on your behalf as their customer.

We may update the extension and these terms over time. Significant changes will be noted in the release. If you keep using the extension after a change, you accept the new terms. If you do not agree, uninstall the extension and the relationship ends cleanly.