I built these projects for myself. Each extension was born from my own frustration: websites that constantly mess up HTML-to-PDF conversion, and summarizers that either don’t work or produce gibberish. So I decided to take matters into my own hands — and it actually worked!
Picture this: you’re working on a report and need to save a webpage as PDF. Seems simple, right? But if you look closer, online converters are packed with ads, terrible conversion quality, and a million other issues. Or you find an interesting article that takes 10 minutes to read, but you don’t have that time — you need the key takeaways in 30 seconds. That’s when I decided to build my own solution — better, more convenient, and without compromises.
Honestly, I wasn’t chasing a ton of features. My goal was simple — create three tools that cover 90% of my daily browser tasks. Here’s what I came up with.
Extension #1: AI Summarizer — Stop Endless Scrolling
This plugin was born first because I was drowning in text. Every day I open dozens of articles, news pieces, and reports, but there’s simply no time for deep reading.
How does AI Summarizer work? Just open any long article, click the extension icon — and within 5–7 seconds you get a concise summary with 5–7 key takeaways. No fluff, no AI hallucinations, just the essentials. I now spend 15 minutes a day on professional blogs instead of an hour. And I don’t miss anything important. It works with YouTube videos too.
Key feature: You can adjust the summary length (short, medium, detailed) and the output language. Everything works locally and fast.
Get it here: AI Summarizer: Summarize YouTube Videos, Webpages & PDFs
Extension #2: HTML to PDF — Conversion Without the Headache
My second problem was the nightmare of saving webpages. I used to rely on online converters, but every time it was an ordeal: close 5 pop-up ads, pray the styles don’t break, and end up with a PDF you can’t send to a client.
With my extension, it’s different. One click — and the page saves as a clean PDF with perfect layout: images, tables, fonts, and spacing — everything stays in place. No extra steps, and no data sent to third-party servers. It even works on complex single-page applications (SPA), where other converters often fail.
Key feature: Convert raw HTML code to PDF. Also works with any HTML files.
Get it here: HTML to PDF Converter: One Click Webpage Saver
Extension #3: Lovable Project Downloader — Prompt Organizer for AI Workers
The third problem was unexpected. I actively use Lovable for development, but quickly realized I was losing my own prompts. I kept rewriting the same queries, forgetting good formulations, and my library turned into a mess.
So I built an extension that acts as a personal prompt manager. Here’s how it works:
Prompt Library. All your queries stored in one place. Search by keywords to instantly find what you need. No more lost texts in notes or files.
Prompt Queue. Add prompts to a queue and send them to Lovable sequentially. Perfect when you’re working on a large project and need to execute several steps one after another.
One-Click Optimization. New Optimize feature — click the button and the extension automatically improves your prompt: makes it more structured, specific, and understandable for AI. The results are noticeably better than writing from scratch.
Export & Management. Export your projects as ZIP files.
Key feature: The extension syncs with Lovable in real-time, so you don’t need to copy prompts manually — everything inserts automatically with one click.
Get it here: Lovable Project Downloader: AI Prompt Optimizer & Auto-Queue
Final Thoughts
In one month, I built three extensions that I now can’t imagine working without. These aren’t “gadgets for the sake of gadgets” — they’re real solutions to real problems that annoyed me for years.
The result: I spend 3–4 times less time on routine tasks, I’ve stopped getting distracted by ads and external sites, and most importantly — my tools now look and work exactly how I always wanted. Sometimes you just have to take matters into your own hands!
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