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Makes ChatGPT stream faster — by not using ChatGPT at all. Keeps the chatgpt.com UI, serves every reply from a faster upstream. quickGPT keeps the chatgpt.com UI you already know and silently swaps the backend for one that streams tokens faster. Same prompts, same chat layout, same model picker — the replies just arrive quicker. WHY ChatGPT's interface is great. Its streaming speed, sometimes, is not. quickGPT is a two-second install that fixes the second half without touching the first. HOW IT WORKS • Visit chatgpt.com as normal. The page loads exactly as before. • When you send a message, quickGPT intercepts the outgoing conversation request and answers it from a faster upstream instead. • The reply streams back into ChatGPT's own UI using the same event protocol, so the typing animation, code blocks, and copy buttons all behave the way you expect. • The toolbar icon has a single switch. ON = quickGPT. OFF = normal ChatGPT. Flip it any time. WHAT YOU GET • Faster first token and faster streaming on every reply. • The ChatGPT UI, untouched. No new sidebar, no new window, nothing to re-learn. • Per-tab sessions held in memory. Refresh to reset. • Zero configuration. No API key, no account, no settings page. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO • Does not read, store, or transmit your ChatGPT account data. It only touches the conversation request you just sent. • Does not change the ChatGPT DOM, inject UI, or show ads. • Does not do anything when switched OFF — the toolbar toggle fully disables interception. PERMISSIONS, PLAINLY • storage — remembers whether the toggle is ON or OFF. • chatgpt.com — required to intercept conversation requests on the page you are chatting on. • speedy-gpt.jmw.nz — the upstream that actually answers your messages. Nothing else is read, logged, or sent anywhere. STATUS quickGPT is a demo. It works, it is fast, and it is small — three short scripts. Source is open. INSTALL Pin the extension, open chatgpt.com, start typing. That is the entire setup.
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