Clico is a browser extension that puts an AI writing assistant directly inside every text field you use. Instead of copying context into a separate chatbot tab, you press a keyboard shortcut and Clico drafts, rewrites, summarizes, or dictates right where your cursor sits. It reads the visible page automatically, so it already understands the thread, article, or document you're working on. Built for writers, students, marketers, founders, and support teams who spend most of their day typing in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, or Firefox.

• Inline Writing Anywhere: Press ⌘+O (Ctrl+O) inside any text field to draft replies, rewrites, or new content without leaving the page.
• Automatic Page Context: Clico reads the current page, email thread, or document so you skip long prompts and copy-paste loops.
• One-Tap Summaries: Double-tap ⌘ to get TL;DRs, bullet points, action items, or study notes from articles, PDFs, Gmail threads, and Notion pages.
• Voice Dictation: Hold ⌘ to speak, release to send — your speech gets transcribed and written in context.
• Multi-Tab Context with @: Type @ to pull content from any open tab into your prompt for more relevant answers.
• Highlight-to-Search: Select any text or image on a page for instant AI-powered web search with cited sources.
• Model Selection: Signed-in users can pick from Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, and OpenAI GPT based on speed or quality needs.
• Personas & Email Polishing: Save custom voices per project and polish rough email drafts for tone, grammar, and length in about 2 seconds.

• No Tab Switching: Clico lets you write, edit, summarize, and research without jumping between a chatbot and your work, helping you stay focused and save time.
• Works Everywhere You Type: Runs on Gmail, Google Docs, Notion, Slack, LinkedIn, Reddit, Substack, Canva, X, and any site with a text field.
• Fast and Low-Friction: A single shortcut and automatic page context mean you skip long prompts — one user called it "embarrassingly fast".
• Privacy-Aware Design: Skips password fields and payment forms, only activates on shortcut, and content isn't sold or used to train models.
• Generous Free Access: 100 free monthly generations with no credit card, plus a guest mode with 5 daily uses.
• Choice of Top Models: Pro users can switch between Claude, GPT, and Gemini depending on the task.

• Limited Output Controls: Users have asked for more control over character limits and output length per generation.
• Not Ideal for Regulated Work: Reviewers advise caution for teams handling legal, financial, or other sensitive data that shouldn't go to third-party AI.
• Weaker for Correction and Style Enforcement: Grammarly is still a stronger fit if your main goal is grammar checking and compliance rather than drafting.
• Chromium-First: Best experience is on Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Arc; other browsers have more limited support.
• Not Built for Deep Coding or Long-Form Research: Users who need heavy code help or offline desktop workflows should look elsewhere.

• Email Replies in Gmail or Outlook: Open a customer email, hit ⌘+O, and get a polished reply that matches the thread's tone in seconds — no copying the Re:Re:Re: chain into a chatbot.
• Thesis and Study Notes: Students summarize long PDFs and articles into structured notes, then draft paragraphs directly in Google Docs or Notion without leaving the page.
• LinkedIn Posts and Social Replies: Marketers and founders tighten rough LinkedIn drafts, humanize AI-sounding text, and rewrite comments across X, Reddit, and Substack.
• Meeting Notes and Interview Cleanup: Paste raw notes into Notion, double-tap ⌘, and pull out key points, action items, and executive summaries.
• Research with Highlight-to-Search: Highlight any passage while reading an article or report and get a cited AI answer without opening a new tab.
• Support Team Responses: Customer support agents draft friendly, on-brand replies in help desks and chat tools using saved personas for consistent voice.