Docognito wraps the assistant you already use in an ordinary document view, so you can think, draft and get help without a glance over your shoulder. One key hides it. One key brings it back.
This is a real conversation with Claude, running underneath. The menus open. The toolbar responds. Your questions and its answers read as ordinary paragraphs on the page.
That is a real recording, browser chrome and all. The address bar still says claude.ai, because we never spoof the URL. Doing that breaks the site. The tab title and everything on screen is what a passer-by actually reads.
Title bar, menu bar, toolbar, page margins, tabs rail. The menus actually open and the items actually do things. It survives a real second glance, not just a glimpse.
One disguise, both assistants. Same page, same toolbar, same key. Each site gets its own tuned adapter underneath, so long conversations and history behave correctly on both.
Shift + Esc drops you into the document. Press it again and your conversation is back exactly where you left it. There is no second shortcut to remember.
No server, no account, no analytics, no network calls of our own. The extension asks for exactly one permission, storage, to remember two settings.
Click to place the caret, drag to select, double-click a word, undo and redo. It behaves like an ordinary text field because it is one, not a keystroke buffer.
Match the room you're sitting in. A bright document at 11pm draws the eye; a dark one in a bright office does the same. Switch it from the toolbar in one click.
One click from the Web Store. No sign-up, no onboarding, no email. It starts working the moment it installs.
The page you already use loads inside the document view. Type, send and read exactly as you normally would.
Someone walking over? Hide it. Once they've passed, bring it back. The conversation is untouched.
Most tools in this category overclaim. Here is the real boundary, on the page, before you install.
Honest labels. These aren't built yet. Shipped features live in the sections above, and nothing reaches this page before it works.
No tiers, no trial, no card, nothing held back for a paid plan.
If a paid tier ever appears, everything listed above stays free for everyone who installed it early. We'd rather charge later for something new than take away something you already rely on.
Yes, every feature, with no account and no card. There's no paid tier today. If one ever arrives it will be for new things, and everything on this page stays free for people who installed early.
Shift + Esc. It's the only one, and it works both ways. Press it to drop into the plain document, press it again to bring your conversation back. Nothing else to memorise.
No, and we won't pretend otherwise. This hides your screen from people in the room. It does not hide traffic from a corporate network, a managed device, or monitoring software. If that's your situation, treat this as camouflage from bystanders only.
Yes. ChatGPT and Claude load long threads in completely different ways. One unmounts old messages as you scroll, the other loads them progressively from the top. Docognito handles both, so opening an old conversation shows the whole thing rather than the first page.
It runs entirely in your browser and makes no network requests of its own. It can't read your chats off your device because there's nowhere for them to go. No server, no analytics, no telemetry. The only permission it asks for is storage, to remember whether it's on and which page colour you prefer.
chatgpt.com and claude.ai. It doesn't run anywhere else, because it has no permission to. Gemini is planned but isn't built yet, and it won't appear on this page until it works properly.
Install it once, open ChatGPT or Claude, and press one key when someone walks over.