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Understand any topic or word immediately — across 15+ languages and nearly every subject. Your AI reading assistant for Chrome & Edge.

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| Website | codegres.org | tryclicked.app |
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What each product offers, as listed by its team.


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As answered by people managing Codegres.org and TryClicked.
TryClicked's answer:
Language learners reading foreign-language news and books, students working through dense papers and contracts, and anyone who meets jargon while reading online.
TryClicked's answer:
Built by a solo founder in Houston who was tired of opening five tabs to understand one sentence. Bootstrapped, privacy-first, no ads, no data harvesting — because everything you read should just click.
TryClicked's answer:
Three depths on every highlight — Overview, Detail, and a real-world Analogy nobody else offers. You ask for more only when you need it, one tap at a time, and you can pin your preferred depth so every explanation starts there next time. No prompts, no chat window: it all happens inline, right where you're reading.
TryClicked's answer:
All-in-one AI assistants make reading help one feature among dozens, behind prompts and sidebars. Clicked does one job properly: highlight once, understand immediately. Privacy is where the difference gets serious — a 2025 UCL-led study presented at USENIX Security found popular AI browser assistants transmitting full webpage content to their servers, some capturing even banking and health form inputs, and several profiling users by age, gender, and income. Clicked reads only the words you highlight — never the page, your history, or your tabs — and your saved library never leaves your device.
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