Claude right inside Chrome and on your phone, so you stop switching apps.
Who it's for
Any Claude user who wants access without opening claude.ai every single time. If you spend your day in Chrome or you're always on the move, this is where Claude meets you.
What you can do
Claude in Chrome (extension). An agent that lives in your browser. It reads the active page, can click, fill forms, juggle several tabs for you, and run simple scheduled tasks (a daily watch on a site, a price check). The default model is Haiku 4.5, fast and cheap, which fits this kind of repetitive browser work.
Claude mobile (iOS + Android). The official app on your phone. Chat, web search, and a voice mode to talk to Claude like a colleague while you walk. The real unlock is Dispatch: start a conversation on desktop, pick it up on mobile without losing the thread (handy when you leave your desk mid-session). The iOS and Android health integration also lets you feed Claude your sleep or activity data if you want help reading it.
How much it costs
The Chrome extension is free. The mobile app is free too, it just logs into your existing account. Since Chrome defaults to Haiku 4.5, it barely eats into your credits even if you use it a lot.
When to use it vs something else
Chrome is for the moments you're already in the browser and want to avoid the switch to claude.ai. The agent works on the page you're looking at, no copy-paste needed.
Mobile is for when you're not at your Mac: on the move, in the car through CarPlay or Android Auto, or on the way out of a meeting to dictate a quick note. For heavy work (code, long documents, artifacts), head back to desktop.
Personal use case: in an Uber, you dictate your voice memo from a meeting, Claude summarizes it and pushes it to Notion through a connector.