Sales, Marketing & SupportDone with Claude in Chrome Dec 1, 2025
Do sales research and compare app to mock-ups
Commenters use Claude in Chrome for sales research and to compare an app against mock-ups across tabs, producing a UX/UI differences document.
- What They Did
- In the thread, one commenter describes opening two Chrome tabs—an HTML mockups file and the live app—and asking Claude in Chrome to move through both and produce a document listing UX/UI differences. They then used that feedback in Claude Code to fix issues; another commenter says they use the extension for sales research, including quick company research before outreach and drafting personalized LinkedIn messages and emails.
- How It Went
- The source presents both as practical, repeated uses rather than experiments, but gives no quantified results. The only stated limitation is that the comparison output still needed a person to take the findings into Claude Code and make fixes.
- Worth Knowing
- The useful catch is the workflow split: Claude in Chrome gathered differences or prospect research in-browser, then the person switched to Claude Code to apply the fixes.
Try it yourself with Claude in Chrome
Compare my app at [URL] with the mock-ups open in my other tabs, screen by screen. Write a document listing every UX and UI difference, with the screen name, what the mock-up shows, and what the app shows. Finished means one document covering all [number] screens, ordered by how noticeable each difference is. Don't change anything in the app.