ContextFlow vs map.ping

ContextFlow puts an AI assistant right inside Safari. Summarize long articles, pull out the key facts, explain anything in plain words or translate the whole page — without copying, pasting or switching apps. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Summarize any article, report, thread or product page in seconds • Get the key takeaways, numbers and dates at a glance • Ask your own questions: “What's the catch?”, “Is this worth buying?”, “What should I do next?” • Explain jargon and complex topics in simple words • Translate pages into your language • Select text to explain it, improve your writing or draft a reply MADE FOR SAFARI ON IPHONE, IPAD AND MAC • iPhone and iPad: tap the floating ContextFlow button on any page • Mac: a sidebar that opens from the toolbar or with Control-Shift-E • Each page keeps its own conversation, so you can come back later • Light and dark mode, available in 11 languages PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, no sign-up, no tracking • A page is read only when you ask about it • Page text is never stored on our servers; your chats stay on your device FREE AND PRO • Free: 5 answers every day • Pro: up to 375 answers a week on all your Apple devices • Own key: unlimited answers with your own OpenAI or Claude API key GET STARTED IN A MINUTE 1. Open the ContextFlow app and follow the steps to turn the extension on in Safari. 2. Open any website and tap the ContextFlow button (on Mac, click the ContextFlow icon in the toolbar). 3. Pick Summarize, Key takeaways, Explain or Translate — or just ask. AI can make mistakes. Check important information. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Payment is charged to your Apple Account. You can manage or cancel your subscription at any time in your App Store account settings. Terms of Use: https://aisidebar.netlify.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://aisidebar.netlify.app/privacy

map.ping turns your saved Google My Maps into proximity alerts. Import a map of the places you care about — restaurants to try, shops, viewpoints, a trip itinerary — and map.ping pings you when you come near one, even when the app is closed. HOW IT WORKS 1. Import a Google My Map — paste an "anyone with the link" map link, import a .kml/.kmz file you exported, or just tap Share on a map in Google My Maps and pick map.ping. 2. Set your alert radius. 3. Go about your day. map.ping quietly watches your location and sends a notification when you come near a saved place. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Your maps and location never leave your device. No account, no sign-in, no tracking. • Nothing about where you go is uploaded — proximity is checked entirely on your phone. • Private maps work too — export them as a file and import; the file never leaves your phone. MADE FOR EXPLORERS • See every place sorted by distance, with a map view of your alert radius. • Tune it your way: alert radius, minimum distance before the same place alerts again, and quiet hours. • Pause alerts anytime, and send a test alert to see how it feels. • Battery-aware background scanning — GPS ramps up only while you're moving. FREE & PRO • Free: keep 1 map. • Pro (one-time purchase, no subscription): keep more maps and have them all active at once. Great for travelers, foodies following a "places to try" list, real-estate hunting, road trips, and anyone who saves spots in Google My Maps and wants a nudge when they're close.