Browse the internet faster with Jump commands for your Chrome search bar.
give yourself superpowers and ✂️ out wasted time spent 🔍 and waiting for pages to ⏳ by skipping straight to the results.
add to chromescroll to view commands and faq
less time searching = more time doing
give yourself superpowers and go right to the result page
commands
add to chromebuilt in commands
see the latest tweets about joe biden
search Google Drive for your resume
search YouTube for Wendover
open your calendar
company commands
open your standup zoom call
open your primary gmail inbox
search your secondary gmail inbox for resume
create a new calendar event
developer commands
open your Github PRs
open your sprint board
pull up a Stripe customer
search accross all Github repos for APIClient
faq
How does Jumprope work?
Jumprope changes your browser search to check for the presence of special Jump commands in your search terms. If it does not find a Jump command, it defaults back to Google. For example, if you type install Jumprope and search "twt Joe Rogan", it will open tweets about Joe Rogan as opposed to Google results.
Why is Jumprope useful?
Engineers, execs, founders, investors and makers use Jumprope to speed up searching and jump right to results. It takes inspiration from a developer tool called a terminal that allows you to issue commands to specific programs.
Who benefits from Jumprope?
People who spend a lot of time in the browser searching, and people who like investing in productivity.
Is the extension free?
Yes! In the future, there may be paid plans for companies.
Is my search data private?
Yes, Jumprope is committed to your privacy. In fact, the extension protects privacy by reducing the number of searches sent to Google by skipping search results pages.
Is it available on Firefox, Brave, or Safari?
Not yet, but please email hello@jumprope.ai if you want to test the Safari, Brave or Firefox beta versions
Can I share commands within my company?
Yes! There are two types of commands - built in commands and company commands. Company commands are shared across your organization with anyone that signs up with an email address under your domain.