What it is
AI Call Prep App is a Chrome side panel: your upcoming meetings, the people in them already researched, and a box to research anyone else by email. Same account, same credits and same research as the dashboard and the API — a different way in.Install from the Chrome Web Store
Add it to Chrome, then pin it to your toolbar.
Calendar and battlecards
Automatic research for new meetings, and the briefing email that follows.
Setup
1. Install and open
Install from the Chrome Web Store, pin the icon to your toolbar, and click it to open the side panel. It opens beside whatever page you are on and stays there while you work.2. Sign in with Google
Continue with Google. The extension signs in with Google only — if your CallPrep account uses the same Google address, it is the same account, with the same plan and the same credits.3. Tell it about your product
On first run it asks for three things, and they are worth two minutes:
All three stay editable later, in Settings inside the extension and in the
dashboard under Settings → Product and Settings → Outreach. They are the
same settings, not a second copy.
What you can do in the panel
Research someone by email
Type an email address and the research starts. It takes roughly 20 to 60 seconds, or a couple of seconds if that person was researched recently. One credit per research. You can have a couple of researches running at once; the panel says so when you reach the limit.See your meetings
With Google Calendar connected, the panel lists your upcoming meetings, and each external attendee can be researched from the meeting card — or researched automatically before you get there. See Calendar and battlecards.Read the research
Each result opens in tabs:- Insights — a summary of the person, opening lines drawn from their recent LinkedIn activity, synergy points with your product, competitive notes
- Company — description, industry, HQ, size, tech stack, what they sell, who they sell to, discovery questions to ask
- Decision makers — other senior people at that company, with titles and LinkedIn profiles (BDR plan and above)
- Social — recent posts from the prospect and the company, and company news
Find an earlier research
The research list holds everything your account has researched, searchable and sortable, with an Extension only filter when you want just the ones from here.Connect LinkedIn in one click
Settings → LinkedIn integration connects the LinkedIn account your Autopilot outreach sends from, using the session already open in this browser — no password, and it works if you sign in to LinkedIn with Google. This is the same seat you would otherwise connect in the dashboard; see LinkedIn.Credits and plans
The extension draws on the same monthly credits as everything else: one credit per research, whether it was started by you or automatically from a meeting. Cached results still cost a credit — see Credits. Decision makers require the BDR plan or above; on other plans that tab stays empty.Frequently asked questions
Do I need a separate account for the extension?
Do I need a separate account for the extension?
No. Sign in with the Google address on your CallPrep account and it is the same
account — same plan, same credits, same research history, same product.
Does the extension read the pages I visit?
Does the extension read the pages I visit?
No. It reads nothing from the pages you browse. It talks to CallPrep, to Google
for sign-in and calendar, and — only when you connect LinkedIn from Settings —
to your LinkedIn session in this browser, once, to establish that connection.
I researched someone and the summary says nothing useful.
I researched someone and the summary says nothing useful.
That means the data sources had little to say about that address. It happens with
personal mailboxes and very small companies. The company block is still built
from the email domain where possible, and you keep the discovery questions.
Can I use the extension and the API on one account?
Can I use the extension and the API on one account?
Yes, and they share everything: one product, one credit pool, one research
history. A prospect researched in the extension returns instantly through the
API, and the other way round.
Which browsers work?
Which browsers work?
Chrome, and Chromium browsers that install from the Chrome Web Store and support
side panels (Edge, Brave, Arc). Firefox and Safari are not supported.