Nexora AI — Privacy-First Chrome Extensions & Free Tools

Chrome extensions built around a single sharp function form the core offering at this site. Each tool handles one specific task—exporting contacts, analyzing follower data, scheduling messages, or customizing the browser—and processes all data locally rather than routing it through external servers. Group Contacts Exporter pulls names, phone numbers with country codes, and roles from WhatsApp groups into Excel or CSV files. Users can export a single group or process multiple groups in one operation. ListLift retrieves follower and following lists from Instagram accounts and exports them to spreadsheet formats, displaying the real count before the export begins and requiring no account login. SafePace sends personalized bulk messages on WhatsApp, automatically pacing delivery according to account-specific safety limits derived from evidence rather than estimates. The Side Quest rotates wallpapers and videos from Pinterest and Unsplash on the new-tab page, supports dark mode, allows users to mark favorites, and includes a customizable toolbar. This extension is offered free of charge. Three principles anchor every extension: compact scope with no extraneous features, local data processing that keeps user information in the browser and off company servers, and transparent pricing with no hidden charges or bundled products. The site emphasizes that exports are built on the user's device and never transmitted to Nexora's infrastructure. Pricing is stated clearly on each tool's page, trials are available before purchase, and users can cancel subscriptions in two clicks. Accompanying guides explain methods for combining multiple partial Instagram follower exports to assemble a more complete list, measuring true unfollower counts without false positives from tools that misreport data, and manually scrolling follower lists multiple times to capture accounts that single-pass exports routinely miss. The documentation clarifies that Instagram does not return full follower lists in one attempt regardless of the tool used, and that repeated manual scrolling remains the only method that reliably captures the entire dataset.