Lupin

Lupin

Lupin is an AI-powered tool that answers questions about the content on your current webpage, enhancing research and browsing efficiency.

About Lupin

Lupin leverages advanced language models to enable users to ask questions about the content of the webpage they are viewing. It supports websites like Amazon, YouTube, and news articles, providing quick, accurate insights directly within your browser.

How to Use

Install the Lupin extension, navigate to your webpage, and ask questions about the content using the available interface. An information button simplifies the process for users.

Features

  • Manage chat history with a limit of 80 conversations per tab, retaining the five most recent
  • Ask questions about webpage content using advanced language models
  • Manually clear chat history at any time
  • Download chat transcripts as PDF files for later reference

Use Cases

  • Clarifying complex articles
  • Querying product details on e-commerce sites
  • Summarizing YouTube videos
  • Researching academic papers
  • Getting quick information from news articles

Best For

ResearchersContent consumersOnline shoppersStudentsDigital marketers

Pros

  • User-friendly interface
  • Export chat history as PDF
  • Free during the beta testing phase
  • Instant access to webpage insights

Cons

  • Chat history limited to 80 conversations per tab
  • Only the five most recent chats are stored
  • Potential bugs during the beta phase

FAQs

How many chats can I have on each tab before they are deleted?
You can store up to 80 chats per tab; older conversations are automatically removed afterward.
How many recent chat histories are saved?
Only the five most recent chats are retained; earlier ones are cleared.
Is Lupin free to use during the beta period?
Yes, Lupin is currently in its free Open Beta phase until the usage limit is reached.
How can I report bugs or suggest features?
Please contact us at atilla.colak@outlook.com for support or feature requests.
Does Lupin work on all websites?
Lupin supports a wide range of sites like Amazon, YouTube, and news articles for content analysis.