Koda Sidecar

Chrome apps for better follow-through

Small browser tools for people who live in the details.

Koda Sidecar builds focused Chrome apps that help professionals review sensitive work, export important data, and move from captured information to finished next steps.

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Chrome extensions Meeting workflows Support evidence Portable exports
Chrome app studio Local-first tools, clean exports, practical workflows.
Product family Focused apps with their own purpose and visual system.
Review the work Export the record Keep control in Chrome

Apps

Useful Chrome apps for meetings and support handoffs.

Koda Sidecar products keep useful browser workflows practical: review the sensitive details, keep data paths clear, and export what needs to move.

Flagship app

Fathom Action Items & Exporter

Review action items, correct owners, draft client-ready follow-up emails, and bulk export transcripts, summaries, highlights, action items, metadata, CSV files, and ZIP archives using your own Fathom API key.

  • Follow-up email workflow for client-facing teams
  • CSV, Markdown, JSON, TXT, and organized ZIP exports
  • Local-first settings and direct Fathom API access
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New app

Redaction Retriever

Sanitize HAR files, console logs, screenshots, and reproduction notes locally before sharing troubleshooting evidence with support teams.

  • Find cookies, auth headers, bearer tokens, API keys, passwords, and emails
  • Preview masked redactions before export
  • Create support-ready ZIP bundles with sanitized files and ticket markdown
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Next

More meeting tools

Small utilities for reviewing, archiving, and moving meeting work across systems.

Later

Browser workflow helpers

Focused Chrome apps for repetitive admin work, exports, and information cleanup.

Product principles

Built to be useful before it gets clever.

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Own your data path

Apps should explain what they access, why they need it, and where the data goes.

02

Fit the existing workflow

The best browser tools reduce steps without forcing a whole new operating system.

03

Make exports practical

Portable files should be organized, readable, and ready for real follow-up work.

Field Notes

Articles are coming next.

Koda Sidecar will publish practical notes about Chrome apps, meeting workflows, Fathom exports, task follow-through, and the small automation choices that make work easier to trust.

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