Your Private AI Browser Assistant with Vision and Voice
VIP - Visual Intelligence Pilot is a browser extension that functions as a private AI assistant with visual and voice capabilities. It analyzes on-screen content—including web pages, PDFs, charts, and other visual materials—to generate context-aware text or audio responses. Designed for professionals who regularly interact with complex visual information, VIP supports users across education, healthcare, legal, engineering, and general productivity contexts.
The tool operates entirely within the user's browser environment and emphasizes privacy by processing visual data locally where feasible. It does not require uploading documents to external servers for analysis, aligning with enterprise and individual requirements for data confidentiality. VIP integrates directly into Chrome and is distributed via the Chrome Web Store.
VIP operates as a Chrome extension that captures and processes visible screen regions when activated by the user. Upon activation, it applies computer vision and multimodal large language model techniques to interpret visual content—such as identifying key data points in a medical graph or extracting main arguments from a news article layout. The system then synthesizes this analysis into structured textual output, which may be displayed inline or read aloud via integrated speech synthesis.
The workflow requires no manual screenshot capture or file upload: VIP accesses the rendered DOM and canvas elements directly through browser APIs. Responses are generated client-side where possible; when cloud-based inference is used, only minimal, anonymized visual features are transmitted—consistent with stated privacy commitments. Users interact with VIP through a persistent toolbar icon, which toggles between compact and expanded views showing available functions.
In education, VIP assists students and instructors by summarizing dense course materials, explaining scientific diagrams, or converting textbook visuals into accessible audio narration. In clinical settings, it interprets medical imaging legends, lab result charts, or epidemiological graphs to support rapid comprehension and documentation. Legal professionals use it to parse case law citations embedded in scanned documents or summarize deposition transcripts with visual timelines. Engineers apply it to decode schematics, technical drawings, or simulation outputs. For everyday users, VIP accelerates information digestion—whether comparing product specifications on e-commerce sites or verifying data integrity across financial reports.