Manifest V3 architecture
Service workers, content scripts and side panels built the way Chrome now requires — stable, fast and review-friendly.
Chrome · Firefox · Manifest V3
Power tools that live where your users already work — workflow automation, overlays and assistants, published and maintained on the Web Store.
Service workers, content scripts and side panels built the way Chrome now requires — stable, fast and review-friendly.
Extensions that fill forms, scrape data, add overlays or connect a website to your own backend.
One codebase for Chrome, Edge and Firefox where the APIs allow it.
Chrome Web Store listing, review, updates, plus licensing and payments if the extension is a paid product.
A 30–45 minute call, a competitor teardown and a written brief — so we agree on what “done” means before anything is designed.
Wireframes, then full visual comps with type, colour and motion direction. Short feedback loops, never one big reveal.
Production code with real content dropped in early. Weekly demos — you see working software every 5–7 days.
Deployed, monitored and documented, with 30 days of post-launch fixes included as standard.
Yes. We migrate Manifest V2 extensions to V3 — moving background pages to service workers and updating permissions so it passes review.
Yes — listing, assets, privacy disclosures and review submissions are included.
Yes. Extensions can authenticate users and sync data with your own backend or third-party APIs.
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