The Dr Urls side-panel extension captures full-page screenshots, records flows and screencasts, and auto-reviews the site you're on with AI — sent straight into the matching project on your dashboard.
Chrome 116+ · opens with a click or Alt+Shift+U
One side panel that survives navigation, so it keeps working as you browse.
The whole scrollable page, stitched cleanly from viewport tiles — no repeated sticky headers, no “is debugging this browser” banner.
Bind one tab and every navigation is captured automatically, building the route as you click through — saved as one session.
Record the screen to a short WebM clip and file it against the matching site, next to your shots and notes.
Give it a list of pages — or auto-discover the links — and it visits each as the logged-in you, screenshots it, and runs the agents you pick on every shot.
UX, copywriting, accessibility and conversion reviews, each a tuned expert prompt that only judges what's actually on screen.
Draw boxes with notes on any screenshot, type a comment, or dictate one with your voice — all editable back on the dashboard.
Viewport, device pixel ratio, user agent, performance timings and the recent console errors — captured alongside every shot.
Sign into drurls.com in the same browser and the extension is connected — no API key to copy. A key still works as a fallback.
Because it drives your own logged-in browser, it reviews the real app — including the pages behind sign-in — not just what a crawler can reach.
Choose the pages to review — type paths or auto-discover the site's links — and tick which of the four AI agents to run.
Logged into your own session, it opens each page in turn, takes a full-page screenshot, and runs every chosen agent on it.
The run arrives as one flow — each page a step, each shot carrying its reviews — ready to read, annotate, or hand to a developer.
It asks for the access it needs and no more, and keeps your captures to yourself.
It reads the session token drurls.com already set, so being signed in is being connected. Nothing new to store or leak.
The reviews call Gemini directly from the panel with your own key — the screenshot goes browser → Google, never through Dr Urls.
Captures upload only when you press Send or start a review. Screenshots are stored privately and served through an authenticated proxy.
The page collector reads console errors and warnings — never page content, cookies, form values, or storage.
It runs in Chrome 116 and newer. A one-click Chrome Web Store install is on the way; until then you can load it in a few seconds.
Create a free Dr Urls account and every screenshot, flow and review the extension sends lands against the right site, ready to act on.
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