Bots & Extensions

Built for how Free4Talk is actually used.

TrackOnSight extensions focus on utility, speed, and privacy. Install directly in Chrome, run them locally, and choose the tool that fits your room workflow - music control or AI assistance.

Desktop Chrome required

Direct ZIP installation

Browser-first setup

Available bots

Two focused tools, two different room workflows.

One extension is built for shared music control. The other is built for live conversational assistance. Both are packaged for direct installation and designed to stay lightweight.

v2.0

Music Bot

Music control for Free4Talk rooms

Control YouTube Music with natural-language commands inside Free4Talk. Queue songs quickly, manage playback cleanly, and keep the room experience smooth.

50+

Users

10+

Commands

5.0

Rating

Natural language commands
Prefix, natural, and hybrid modes
AI AutoPlay for Premium users
Song suggestions
Multi-user access control
Queue management

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v1.4

AI Chatbot

Conversation assistant for Free4Talk

A browser-based chat companion powered by Gemini and Groq. It keeps context, supports multiple models, and gives advanced users more control over memory and personality.

50+

Users

Models

5.0

Rating

Gemini and Groq support
10 model options
Person Facts memory for Premium
50-message context window
Reaction support
Multiple personalities

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Why this page feels different

Less platform noise, more product clarity.

The goal is not to oversell the extensions. The goal is to explain what they do, how they install, and why they are useful without inflating them into generic AI-product marketing.

Fast to install

Download, extract, and load in Chrome. No backend setup, no hosted dependency, and no account required for installation itself.

Private by design

The extensions are built to run in the browser. Your setup stays local, and API-driven features use your own provider keys where applicable.

Made for real rooms

These tools were shaped around actual Free4Talk usage patterns, not generic chatbot demos or extension boilerplates.

Improved continuously

Both bots keep evolving based on usage, bugs, and feedback from people who actually spend time inside Free4Talk rooms.

Questions

Installation and usage, answered clearly.

The most common questions are about setup, API keys, compatibility, and how persistent features behave across sessions.

Yes. The bots operate inside Free4Talk rooms, so you need to be logged in to Free4Talk in Chrome. The bots themselves do not require a separate TrackOnSight account.

For Gemini, use Google AI Studio. For Groq, use the Groq console. Both typically offer a free tier, and the key is entered directly in the extension.

No. These are Chrome extensions intended for desktop-class browsers. Mobile Chrome does not support this installation model.

Not currently. The Music Bot is built around YouTube Music. Support for other music platforms would require separate implementation.

When the queue runs out, AI AutoPlay suggests the next track based on the current mood or direction of the session. It is a Premium feature and uses your own model/API setup where required.

Yes. The extension supports authorised users, so more than one person can issue music commands when configured by the room owner.

Its live context window is session-based. Persistent memory features such as Person Facts are separate and are designed for longer-term recall depending on the selected mode.

The current distribution model is ZIP-based for direct Chrome loading. Public source release may happen later, but installation today is through downloadable extension packages.