[ RESOURCES | RESEARCH TOOLS ]

Five Chrome extensions for reading the market by hand.

HyperOrbit Research Tools are five free Chrome extensions that each do one piece of customer or competitor research on the page you are reading. Five browser extensions that each do one piece of customer or competitor research on the page you are already looking at. Two are in Chrome Web Store review and can be downloaded and installed today; three are on the way. All free, built by the team that builds Chorus, Recon and Atlas. They run on a large-language-model API key you bring; each card says which provider, and whether it has a free tier.

Download Pain Point Finder How to install
5 EXTENSIONS · 2 IN CHROME WEB STORE REVIEW · FREE · BRING YOUR OWN LLM KEY · UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2026
[ 01 | THE TOOLS ]

One job each, on the page you are already reading

Download asks for your name, work email and LinkedIn profile, so we can tell you when the store listing is live. No sequences.

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Download now · in Chrome Web Store review

Pain Point Finder

Browse Reddit, click the icon, and get the posts and comments that carry a buying signal: the pain point, the current workaround and the solution people are asking for.

  • Use it on any Reddit thread, subreddit or search results page, old or new Reddit
  • You get each signal rated high, medium or low, with the problem, the workaround, the potential solution and a link back to the source
  • Filter by strength, open the thread, copy everything as text into a battlecard or roadmap note

NEEDS: COHERE API KEY, FREE TIER · GET ONE › · INSTALLS AS “HYPERORBIT SALESINTENT 0.1.0”

Download the extension (.zip) Chrome Web Store · in review
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Download now · in Chrome Web Store review

Review Analyzer

One click on any page of customer reviews turns them into a one-glance summary: what customers love, what they hate, the top themes with their share, and the biggest unmet need.

  • Use it on G2, Capterra and app-store review pages, yours or a competitor’s
  • You get loves, hates, theme bars with share of reviews, the biggest unmet need and a note on sample size
  • Copy the summary as text; the web version of this analysis is the App review analyzer on this site

NEEDS: ANTHROPIC API KEY, PAY AS YOU GO · GET ONE › · INSTALLS AS “HYPERORBIT FEEDBACK ANALYZER 0.1.0”

Download the extension (.zip) Chrome Web Store · in review
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Coming soon

Competitor Analyzer

Open a competitor’s site, pricing page or changelog and get a structured read of it, ready for a battlecard.

  • Use it on a competitor’s pricing page, changelog or launch post
  • You get what changed, what they claim and the questions to take into your counter
  • Pairs with Recon, which does the same watch every day across every competitor
Notify me when it is live
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Coming soon

Customer Voice Analyzer

Select any block of customer text on a page and cluster it into themes with the quotes behind each.

  • Use it on a thread, a review page, a survey export or a support answer
  • You get themes and sub-themes grouped by intent, each with its quotes
  • Pairs with Chorus, which does this continuously across every connected source
Notify me when it is live
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Coming soon

Feature Request Finder

Scan reviews, community posts and tickets for the jobs customers are asking for, grouped by intent.

  • Use it on review pages, forums and public feedback boards
  • You get requests grouped by the job behind them, not by keyword
  • Ready to take into a prioritisation discussion with the quotes attached
Notify me when it is live
[ 02 | HOW TO INSTALL ]

Load the extension from the zip in about a minute

Until Google approves the listings, the extensions install as an unpacked package. The same steps work in any Chromium browser that allows it. You also need one API key, from a provider with a free tier.

01

Download and unzip

Click Download on the tool above, fill in the short form, and unzip the file somewhere you will keep it. Chrome loads the extension from that folder, so do not delete it afterwards.

02

Get an API key

The extensions do their reading through a large-language-model API, and each card says which provider its extension uses. Pain Point Finder uses Cohere, whose free tier covers personal research. Review Analyzer uses Anthropic, which is pay as you go: create an account, add a small credit and generate a key.

03

Open the extensions page

In Chrome, go to chrome://extensions, or choose Extensions from the menu, then Manage extensions.

04

Turn on Developer mode

Use the switch in the top-right corner of the extensions page. It only enables loading local packages; it changes nothing else.

05

Load unpacked

Click Load unpacked and choose the folder you unzipped. The tool appears in the list and in the puzzle-piece menu; pin it to keep it on the toolbar.

06

Paste the key and run it

Click the extension icon, then the gear, paste your API key and save. It is stored in your browser only. Then open a page the tool reads, a Reddit thread for Pain Point Finder or a G2 reviews tab for Review Analyzer, and run it. The key is yours; HyperOrbit does not issue it or charge for it.

[ 03 | WHY WE ASK ]

What we do with your details, and what we do not

One email when the listing is live

The Chrome Web Store link is added to this page and sent to everyone who downloaded the zip, so you can switch to the store build and get updates automatically.

No sequences

A download is not a sign-up. You will not be added to a nurture track. Occasional product notes go only to people who asked for them.

Handled as the privacy policy says

Your details are stored and processed as described in the HyperOrbit privacy policy, under the same security posture that covers the platform.

[ 04 | GO DEEPER ]

Related on hyperorbit.ai

WEB TOOLApp review analyzerRun the review analysis in the browser without installing anything. GUIDESConnector guidesHow to mine Gong, Zendesk, Intercom and G2 reviews by hand. PLATFORMHow it worksThe agents do the same reading continuously across every connected source. PRICINGStart freeStarter: one feedback source and one competitor source, no card.
[ 05 | FAQ ]

Before you install

Are the research tools free?

Yes. All five are free from HyperOrbit, and downloading one does not create a HyperOrbit account or start a trial. Each runs on an LLM API key you bring. Pain Point Finder uses Cohere, which has a free tier; Review Analyzer uses Anthropic, which bills per use, and a typical analysis costs a few cents.

Do I need a HyperOrbit account or an API key?

No HyperOrbit account. You do need an API key from the provider named on the card, because the extension sends the page text to that model to do the reading: Cohere for Pain Point Finder, Anthropic for Review Analyzer. Paste the key into the extension’s settings once.

Why is there a zip instead of a Chrome Web Store link?

Pain Point Finder and Review Analyzer have been submitted to Google and are in review. Until the listings are approved, the extensions install from a zip as an unpacked package. The store links are added here as soon as they are live.

Where does the page text go?

To the model provider named on the card, with your own key, to be analysed: Cohere for Pain Point Finder, Anthropic for Review Analyzer. Nothing is stored anywhere else; results are cached in your browser for the session. HyperOrbit does not receive the page text or your key.

Which browsers do they work in?

Google Chrome. Other Chromium browsers that allow loading unpacked extensions, such as Edge and Brave, generally work too, but Chrome is the one we test on.

When are the other three coming?

Competitor Analyzer, Customer Voice Analyzer and Feature Request Finder are in development. Use Notify me on the card and you get one email when each is ready.

How is this different from the agents?

The extensions read one page, on demand, for you. Chorus, Recon and Atlas read every connected source continuously, tie signals to accounts and revenue, and hand over a play. The extensions are a good way to learn what the agents look for.

Every signal, on one orbit

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