Chrome extension · Chrome and Brave
Your ideas and your week, beside every feed.
LimeGhost’s side panel opens next to whatever you’re reading. Turn part of the page into an idea, check what goes out next, ask Jev, or let it draft replies to the posts on your screen — without leaving the tab.
Arrives in the Chrome Web Store with launch, October 2026
No credit card · 100 AI credits included
The side panel next to a feed — Home, with the next scheduled posts
Grow CommercialScheduled posts
Stalled deals are a process problem
How UK B2B teams plan a quarter’s pipeline
We interviewed 40 lost deals. 31 were lost before pricing.
Ask Jev…In the panel
Everything acts for the project you picked.
Choose the project in the panel’s header. It’s also the project the web and the phone open on next.
Create idea
A title, notes and images — from a file, or a screenshot of any area of the page you’re on.
Screenshot → idea
Drag over part of the page and LimeGhost turns it into an idea: a title, a post idea in your project’s language and voice, and the picture’s text, with the image attached.
Scheduled posts
Your next posts right on Home, so you know what goes out before you post anything by hand.
Ideas and Posts
Search and edit your ideas, and scroll every dated post on a timeline. A post opens in the web editor in a new tab.
Companion
The same conversation with Jev as on the web and the phone, with your brand kit to hand.
Reply suggestions
Press the shortcut and the panel drafts replies to the posts on your screen, in your project’s voice, each with a copy button. You post them yourself.
Save a post you liked
An early feature you can switch on per project: on a single post on X or LinkedIn, save it, then make an idea or draft a post from it.
Capture
Tuesday, 7:10 — a report worth quoting
Read it, drag over it, keep it.
Privacy
Nothing leaves the browser until you click.
The panel needs to know which page you’re on. It doesn’t need to read it — until you ask.
The page’s address stays local
The extension reads the active tab’s URL and title to label its buttons. That stays in your browser.
Only on your click
Saving a post reads that page once, at the moment you press the button. There is no script running in your pages in the background.
Only the area you pick
A screenshot sends nothing while you select. When you press Save, only the cropped area is uploaded — Cancel or Esc sends nothing. The first time, Chrome asks for permission from your click.
Reply suggestions aren’t kept
The shortcut sends a picture of the visible tab to draft the replies. LimeGhost doesn’t store that picture.
No second login
The panel uses your limeghost.com session. Sign in on the web and the panel is signed in; sign out and it is too.
FAQ
About the extension.
With LimeGhost’s launch in October 2026. It isn’t in the Chrome Web Store yet.
Chrome and Brave.
No. It uses your limeghost.com session — sign in on the web and open the panel.
It reads the active tab’s address and title, locally, to know which page you’re on. Page content is only read when you press a button to save that post or take a screenshot.
Press Alt+Shift+R (⌥⇧R on a Mac) on a page with posts. You can change the shortcut at chrome://extensions/shortcuts.
The one picked in the panel’s header. Switch it there; the web and the phone follow.
The next good line you read
Keep it before the tab closes.
No credit card · 100 AI credits included