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Ask anything, get ChatGPT answers. One-click rephrase, shorten, professional, longer, humanize and custom follow-ups. No API key. > Halo puts ChatGPT one keystroke away, in Chrome's side panel. > > Ask a question and get the answer right beside whatever you're working on, then refine it with one > click: Rephrase, Shorten, Professional, Longer, or Humanize. Need something specific? Type a custom > instruction and hit Ask. Select text on any page and click "Ask Halo" to drop it straight into the > panel. Or switch to the Summarize tab and get a TL;DR, bullet-point, or detailed summary of the > page you're reading in one click. > > No backend. No API key. Halo uses your existing ChatGPT login, so you just sign in to chatgpt.com > as usual and start asking. > > FEATURES > - Ask ChatGPT from a clean, fast side panel > - Summarize the page you're on: TL;DR, bullet points, or detailed > - One-click refine: Rephrase / Shorten / Professional / Longer / Humanize > - Custom follow-ups - tell Halo exactly how to change the answer > - "Ask Halo" button on any text you select on the web > - Copy the answer or summary in one tap > - Minimal, dark, Linear-inspired interface > > PRIVACY > - Runs entirely in your browser; no backend server > - Your text goes only to ChatGPT (OpenAI) through your own logged-in session > - No analytics, no tracking, no ads, no data selling > > REQUIREMENTS > - You must be signed in to chatgpt.com in the same Chrome profile (free tier works) > > Note: Halo is an independent project and is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, OpenAI.
Jul 15, 2026
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