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A desktop cat that walks across web pages and, with your consent, answers questions and summarizes pages using AI. Moca is a little cat who lives on your web pages. She walks along headings, cards and tables like platforms, falls, jumps, naps, gets dragged around, and occasionally mutters something about the page you're reading. She's also a genuinely useful AI companion — with your consent. Press Tab (or click her) to chat: ask about the page, get a summary, or highlight text and hit "Explain". Hold a key to talk to her hands-free; she can speak her answers back (including Cantonese!), and she can even draw you a picture and hold it up in her paws. Bring your own AI, your choice of three ways: • Chrome's built-in on-device AI — nothing leaves your machine • Sign in with Poe — one click, uses your Poe subscription • Your own Claude API key She remembers you — small facts from your chats stay on your device by default (optionally in your own mem0 cloud account for cross-device sync). Privacy, plainly: nothing is collected until you accept the in-product privacy notice — before that she's just an animation. No analytics, no ads, no data ever sold. We run no servers: everything goes directly from your browser to the AI provider you chose, under your own account. Sensitive sites (mail, logins, banks) are always off-limits, and card-like numbers are redacted.
Jul 16, 2026
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