Text Expander for Chrome (and Everywhere Else)
If you live in Chrome but also type in Slack, Notion, IDEs, or email clients, a desktop text expander covers all of them — not just the active tab.
One library for Chrome and native apps
Create shortcuts once. Use them in Chrome, VS Code, Windows Terminal, Microsoft Office, and more without maintaining separate tools.
AI and voice when you need them
Optional AI commands and push-to-talk dictation complement classic expansion for long-form replies and hands-free input.
FAQ
Is Lightning Assist a Chrome extension?
No — it's a desktop app. That avoids extension permission limits and works in non-Chrome apps by design.
Will it work on my operating system?
Lightning Assist supports Windows, macOS, and Linux. See the downloads page for installers.
Can I try before I buy?
Yes. A 14-day full-feature trial requires no credit card.
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