Jumprope

Jumprope gives you search superpowers and helps you navigate the web faster via commands. Jump commands allow you to to navigate websites like Gmail, Google Drive, Twitter, Github, and Facebook in the search bar by typing in a command. 👉 How do commands work? Jumprope uses commands called Jumps to resolve searches you make in your Chrome URL bar. For example, searching "fb beyonce" searches Facebook for Beyonce. 👉 What are the available shortcut commands? There are Jumps for many apps and use cases - or you can add your own. By default, Jumprope gives you some essential Jumps out of the box. To use Jumprope, start your search with a jump command. Here are some examples: - gd resume → Find your resume on Google Drive - twt election results → Search for election results on Twitter - azn tide pods → Find Tide pods on Amazon - ln Tim Draper→ Search for Tim Draper on Linkedin - m1 - Open your personal gmail - m2 - Open your work gmail ....and add your own! visit https://jumprope.ai to see the full list. 👉 Can you create custom commands? Jumprope also allows you to create custom commands, for example, you can create one named "standup" and add your zoom meeting URL to it. Whenever you type "standup" into your address bar, Jumprope automatically opens the zoom link for you. 👉 Can I share Jump commands with a company? Jumprope enables you to create organizations where you can invite multiple users to the workspaces. Commands added to the organizations can be used by all the members. For example, you can create a jump called "profile" that opens a profile in your database, so when you type "profile scott" it opens Scott's profile 👉 How does Jumprope work? Jumprope changes your browser search to check for the presence of special commands in your search terms. If it does not find a command, it defaults back to Google. For example, if you install Jumprope and search "twt joe rogan", it will open tweets about Joe Rogan as opposed to Google results. Since Jumps are resolved based on their URLs, Jumprope does not have access to any of your accounts or platforms. 👉 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.