Export to keep
Get tables, lists, chats and transcripts out of sites that won't give them to you.
“Highlight every row where conversion dropped more than 10%, then export just those rows”
Describe a button, an export, a cleanup or an AI helper. ScriptPanda builds it right into the page — and it's still there next time.
A demo of ScriptPanda: someone types a request into the ScriptPanda side panel, it checks the page and writes a tool, and the page changes.
What it does
Four kinds of tools, on any site you use. Describe the one you need and ScriptPanda builds it into the page.
Get tables, lists, chats and transcripts out of sites that won't give them to you.
“Highlight every row where conversion dropped more than 10%, then export just those rows”
Hide what's in the way, restyle what's hard to read, and keep it that way next visit.
“Hide promoted posts and show only the jobs marked remote”
Turn the clicks you make every day on a page into one button or one key.
“Download every recording in this list that's longer than seven minutes”
Add buttons that summarize, rewrite, classify, extract or draft — right inside the page.
“Turn this profile into a five-line candidate summary and copy it”
How it works
Open ScriptPanda on the page you're using and say what you want in plain English. It reads the page, tells you what it's doing as it works, and installs the tool on that site.
AI tools
Some tools just change the page. Others call AI each time you use them — summarize, rewrite, classify, extract or draft. You approve that before the first run, and each run uses requests from your plan.
Yours to control
Tools are stored in your browser, not on our servers. The moment a tool is installed it shows which sites it runs on, and its code is open to read, edit, switch off or delete.
Fewer random extensions
Every missing feature used to mean installing another extension from someone you've never heard of, with access to the pages you use. Build the feature yourself instead, and keep it where you can see it.
Each tool does the one thing you described, on the site you named.
Every tool's code is open to you, instead of a stranger's extension you have to trust.
If a site changes, ask ScriptPanda to fix the tool. You don't wait on anyone.
Your browser, your machine
Every tool ScriptPanda builds is stored in your browser, not on our servers. We can't read them, they don't sync anywhere, and uninstalling takes them with it. Writing a tool sends us the request you typed and an outline of the page. A tool that uses AI while it runs can also send page text — but only if you approved it, and you can withdraw that approval any time.

Tools live in the extension's own storage. Not uploaded, not synced, not readable by us.
The moment a tool is installed, it tells you which sites it runs on.
Every tool is ordinary code. Read it, edit it, switch it off, delete it.
ScriptPanda is a Chrome extension that builds custom tools for any website from a plain-English description — export buttons, page helpers, workflow shortcuts and AI-powered tools that run on the page you're using.
Starter at $9/month ($90/year) for 150 requests a month, Pro at $19/month ($190/year) for 350 requests a month, Builder at $49/month ($490/year) for 1,000 requests a month. Paying yearly gets you a lower price, not a bigger allowance. Plans are paid. A limited free trial is sometimes available: you claim it from your account (it is never automatic), it gives 10 requests that last 7 days from the moment you claim it, and it is one per account. It comes from a limited pool that can run out, so it may not be available when you look.
Yes. Describe what you want on the page you're currently viewing and ScriptPanda builds a tool for that specific site. It works one tool per page — it can't schedule jobs, work across several sites at once, or run while your browser is closed.
They're stored in your browser, in the extension's own local storage — not on ScriptPanda's servers. They aren't uploaded and ScriptPanda can't read them. Uninstalling the extension or clearing its data removes them.
No. You describe the tool you want in plain English and ScriptPanda writes the userscript behind it. If you do know JavaScript, you can open any tool's code in the editor and change it yourself.
Chrome 138 or later. Chrome also requires turning on "Allow user scripts" for the extension — chrome://extensions → ScriptPanda → Details — before its scripts can run.
The text of your request, the address of the page you're on, and a trimmed text outline of that page's structure — not a screenshot or the full page. Scripts, styles, embedded frames and images are stripped out before it's sent.
Only while you're building or changing one. Once built, a simple tool runs locally as often as you like without using a request. AI-powered tools use requests each time they summarize, rewrite, classify, extract or generate something — how many depends on how much text they work on.
Open ScriptPanda on that page, say what broke, and ask ScriptPanda to fix it. It rewrites the tool for the page as it is now. You can also switch a tool off or delete it at any time.
Yes, any time, from your account page. Your plan keeps working until the end of the period you've paid for, and the tools you built stay in your browser.
If a build produces nothing that can be installed, the requests are given back automatically. If it installs but isn't what you meant, tell ScriptPanda what's wrong and it changes the tool — that counts as a change.
Plans from $9/month · Chrome 138+ · Works on any site
One click from the Web Store. Chrome will ask for the permission ScriptPanda needs to add tools to pages.
On whatever page is annoying you. ScriptPanda can already see it; there's nothing to configure first.
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In plain English. It builds the tool, installs it on that site, and runs it — and it's still there tomorrow.