Opxera Bridge

Local stdio MCP server for controlled Chrome tasks: read pages, fill forms, click and verify results, with pairing and a persistent Stop. Proprietary Mac companion plus extension: $5 one time; AI fees separate. Verified on Intel macOS 15.8.3. Requires your own local-MCP AI app and Chrome Developer mode / Load unpacked.

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Real browser actions, fictional data. Recorded with the shipped Mac app. Scripted MCP calls fill the form, save once, and read back the result. This shows the tools; an AI app makes the decisions in normal use.

Packaged Mac companion Signed and notarized download Control in your hands Pair, Resume and Stop in Chrome Your own assistant Connect an AI app with local MCP support

One connection.A useful extra pair of hands.

Opxera Bridge supplies browser tools to your AI. Your assistant makes the decisions; Bridge carries the browser actions.

01

Connect

Install the local companion, load the Chrome extension, and add Bridge to your MCP-capable AI app.

02

Choose

Pair the extension and enable the browser access you want to give your assistant. Control starts stopped.

03

Ask

Ask your assistant to navigate, read a page, click or fill a form. Review the outcome before relying on it.

Less switching.More doing.

Keep the conversation in your AI app, while the work happens in Chrome.

Read and navigate

Open a page and ask your AI to summarize what it can access.

Work with forms

Ask it to fill fields from information you provide, then check the result.

Try your own web flow

Walk through a page or form you are building with your assistant.

Small tool.Real boundaries.

This is a first beta for people comfortable connecting an AI tool. Websites differ, assistants make mistakes, and some flows need you to take over.

  • Your own MCP-capable AI app is required. AI subscriptions and API usage are separate.
  • The initial Chrome extension uses Developer mode and Load unpacked. It is not a Chrome Web Store installation.
  • This beta controls browser pages. It does not include desktop control, a password vault, or unrestricted developer tools.
  • Content your assistant reads can be sent to your AI provider. “Local companion” does not mean your AI runs offline. Read the setup steps before buying

Unsure whether your AI app will connect? Ask us before buying with your Mac model, macOS version and AI app.

Get connectedfor a fiver.

A simple early-access license for one person, on up to two computers you own. Updates within v0.x are included.

Available for Intel Mac · macOS 15.8.3 (verified)

$5

USD
one time

No recurring Bridge fee. Applicable taxes, if any, are shown at checkout.

  • Signed and notarized Mac companion
  • License for 2 computers you own
  • v0.x updates and setup guide
  • 7-day refund window Get Opxera Bridge

Intel macOS 15.8.3 verified. Your own AI is required. Setup requirements · Refund details

Before you connect.

Does the $5 include AI?

No. It buys the Bridge beta software license. You bring your own MCP-capable AI app and pay that provider’s usual subscription or API fees.

Is this better than computer use?

Bridge gives assistants browser-specific tools. That can be useful for structured web tasks, but performance depends on the website and model. We do not claim it outperforms every computer-use or browser tool.

Which computers can I use?

The current verified release supports Intel Mac · macOS 15.8.3 (verified). Apple silicon runtime, other macOS versions, Windows and Linux are not verified for this download.

Can it use websites where I am signed in?

Bridge works with your Chrome profile and the access you allow. Your AI may read or act on sensitive account data, so choose the pages and actions you share carefully.

What if it is not for me?

Email info@deckspace.dev within 7 days of purchase for a refund. Include your checkout email or receipt. Statutory rights remain unaffected.