One extension · eight tools
Small tools that mind their own business.
Catch the email that says "see attached" with nothing attached. Copy a link without its tracking tail. Read a time in your own zone. Switch on the ones you want and ignore the rest.
No account. No network requests. Nothing leaves your browser.
Eight jobs, done quietly.
Each one runs on its own switch. Most of the time you will not know they are there.
Attachment Reminder
Catches the email that says "see attached" when nothing is attached.
Gmail$2.99Clean Copy
Copy a link without the tracking parameters bolted onto it.
Every site$2.99Timezone Peek
Select a time that names its timezone and see it in yours.
Every site$2.99Draft Rescue
Gets back the text a crashed tab took with it.
Every site$2.99Link Destination Check
Speaks up when a link does not go where its text says.
Every site$2.99Draft Rot Tracker
Finds the half-written email you forgot three weeks ago.
Gmail$2.99Cancel-By Reminder
Catches the renewal date buried in a receipt from six weeks ago.
Gmail$2.99Meeting Link Surfacer
The join link, in the corner, right when you need it.
Google Calendar$2.99Pay once. That is the whole model.
No subscription, no account, no upsell later. A licence key switches on what you bought.
$2.99per tool
Pick the one you actually wanted.
- Any single tool
- Yours permanently
- Free updates
$4.99Gmail Toolkit
The three Gmail extensions, sold together.
- Attachment Reminder
- Draft Rot Tracker
- Cancel-By Reminder
$9.99All Eight
Everything, for less than four bought singly.
- All 8 tools
- Anything released later
- One key, one paste
Four steps, about a minute.
Store listings are in review, so it loads from a folder for now. No account either way.
Download and unzip it
One file, whether you want one tool or all eight.
Load it in Chrome
Open chrome://extensions, switch on Developer mode, click Load unpacked and pick the folder.
Press Allow and start
The panel opens by itself. Access is asked for once, and only for the tools you keep on.
Paste your key in the panel
After the 14 day trial, if you keep any of them.
Licence key
Before you install.
Can I turn a tool off without uninstalling anything?
Yes. The toolbar icon opens the panel, which lists all eight tools with a switch beside each. Switching one off stops it in every tab already open, with no reload, and withdraws its code from the browser rather than leaving it loaded and idle. One more switch pauses everything on the site you are looking at and leaves the rest of the web alone.
Do they work on sites like YouTube that are built from custom components?
Yes. Sites built from custom elements render their fields inside shadow roots, which retargets events and hides them from naive checks. Every Sidecar extension resolves the real element through the composed event path, and that behaviour is covered by tests that drive a real browser.
Does any of it collect data?
No. There is no server, no analytics, no crash reporter and no identifier attached to you. The extensions make no network requests at all, so there is nowhere for data to go even in principle.
How much do they cost?
Each extension is sold on its own, or as part of a bundle. The Gmail Toolkit (Attachment Reminder, Draft Rot Tracker and Cancel-By Reminder) is priced together, and the full eight-extension set is priced as one bundle at a discount to buying them separately. There is no subscription: every purchase is a one-time payment, with no account and no recurring charge. Payment is handled by Stripe, who act as merchant of record and take care of sales tax and VAT wherever you are.