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Order from the page you're already on

A Chrome extension: open a TikTok video, a Facebook post or a YouTube channel, click the icon, and it recognises the platform, picks up the current tab's link, and lets you order right there. No tab switching, no pasting links.

Install in four steps

About a minute. Do it once, keep it forever.

  1. Download the package and unzip it

    Click the button below, then unzip the file into a folder you won't delete — Chrome reads straight from that folder every time it starts.

    Download the extension (version 1.1.0)

  2. Open Chrome's extensions page

    Type this into the address bar: chrome://extensions (it can't be a link — Chrome blocks links to its own internal pages, so you have to type it)

  3. Turn on “Developer mode”

    The switch is in the top right corner of that page.

  4. Click “Load unpacked”

    The “Load unpacked” button appears in the top left once the switch is on. Pick the folder you unzipped (the one containing manifest.json) — not the .zip file.

That's it — the icon appears next to the address bar. Pin it so it's easy to reach.

Last step: paste your API key

Right-click the extension icon → Options, then paste your API key. The site address is already filled in.

Sign in to get an API key

Your API key can spend the money in your wallet. Never give the key to anyone, and never pass on a zip with a key inside — the download contains no key, and that is deliberate.

Why Developer mode?

Chrome only allows one-click installs for extensions published on the Chrome Web Store. An extension loaded from a folder — like this one — always needs that switch. It is Chrome's safety mechanism, not a fault.

Leave that switch ON. Since Chrome 133, turning Developer mode off also disables extensions loaded from a folder. Chrome may show a reminder at every startup — dismissing it is fine, but don't flip the switch off.

Company-managed computers sometimes block Developer mode by policy. In that case, use the website as usual, or use your API key with your own tools.

What the extension does and doesn't do

  • Reads the current tab's address, and only when you click the icon.
  • Stores your API key and the site address in your own browser's storage.
  • Calls this site's API to fetch prices and place orders.
  • Does not read page content, does not track your browsing, and sends data nowhere else.

Updates

A folder install does not update itself. When a new version is out, download the package again, unzip it over the old folder, then hit the reload button on chrome://extensions.

Two display modes

By default the extension opens as a panel docked to the side of the browser (like MetaMask): it doesn't cover the page and doesn't close when you click away — handy for ordering while watching a video. Prefer the old small popup? Tap the switch button inside the extension.

If you move to another tab while the panel is open, click the extension icon again so the panel picks up the new page. The side panel needs a recent Chrome/Edge/Cốc Cốc; older browsers fall back to the popup.

Which browsers work

Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and other Chromium-based browsers — the steps are identical. Firefox and Safari are not supported by this build.