u/Nervous_Star_8721

I just launched Cursorex on PH - free app to chat with Cursor in browser

I just launched Cursorex on PH - free app to chat with Cursor in browser

The sense of the app can be described it 3 points:

➤ You don`t have to pay money to talk with AI in your Browser if you have already Cursor
➤ You don`t need even to have Cursor installed on your PC
➤ All chat conversations are stored locally on your PC

If you interested in this concept as well as I do - please support my work by voting here

Thank you in advance, any feedback appriciated.

u/Nervous_Star_8721 — 19 hours ago

POV - Improve reviews in CWS with one small (but important) rule

I`m sure all want to get more 5-star reviews to get ranked higher in CWS and so get even more users

The easies and the most straingforward way to get reviews - is to ask users to leave review

I integrated 'Ask for review' module in the app right from start but it didn`t work well (see gray area)

Then one day I changed one thing and it started to gain me stars

🔹Before - I simply asked for reviews after 2-3 key actions (let`s say user inserted HTML template into email 3 times, then I asked to leave review when he open HTML editor 3rd time)

🔹After (💎 the Fix) - The same logic, but I started to ask for review right after the successfull user action (not before next editor opening).

Lesson learned - identify the main Job user do with your app, where ther User experience Aha moment, and ask for review right after that.

Hope this can help you too.

u/Nervous_Star_8721 — 2 days ago
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You don`t have to extra pay to chat with AI in your Browser if you already have Cursor plan

Hi I`m creator of Cursorex

I`m using Cursor last 1.5 years since all this AI boom has started. But I always asked myself, why I pay for Cursor and have to pay someone else (OpenAI, Grok, etc.) to just have AI chat in my browser - why can`t I use LLM through my already paid cursor API?

Last few weeks 2 things changed

  1. Cursor released Cursor typescipt SDK on Apr 29, 2026
  2. Friend of mine posted about another extension called Chromex (that connect to Codex on you PC and works like AI chat exactly like I wanted but with OpenAI API)

So inspired by the idea I decided to develop Cursorex - simple app to chat with Cursor AI from your browser!

Questions and Feedback

The app is very early MVP and I wanna to see if there is some interest in it and to hear any feedback from this community, what works, what not, what you`d like to add, how would you like to use it ...!?

All completely Free.

Thank you in advance!

u/Nervous_Star_8721 — 6 days ago

What a cool time we live in with all this AI boom.

Just the other day, my wife was complaining about a massive headache she has at her travel agency: clients or colleagues are constantly looking at her monitor, or she has to share her screen, and they end up seeing confidential net prices and client PII.

Literally 2 days later, I built Blur Rabbit - a 1-click extension to hide sensitive data for screen sharing and over-the-shoulder meetings.

The Problem it solves: When you're on a Zoom call (or doing a live demo in person), you often need to show a real CRM, admin panel, or analytics dashboard. Setting up dummy data takes forever, but you can't just expose real client names, deal IDs, or internal prices. Blur Rabbit lets you use your real tools while keeping the sensitive stuff completely hidden.

What’s inside: I wanted it to be as frictionless as possible, so here is what it does:

  • 🪄 Auto-detect: Automatically finds and blurs emails, phone numbers, prices/money, IBANs, and sensitive inputs on the fly.
  • 🎯 Point & Click: You can manually pick any element on the page to blur it.
  • 🌍 Smart Rules: Set rules globally, per domain, or for specific URLs. The masks survive page reloads, SPA navigation, and scrolling.
  • ⌨️ Quick Toggle: Hit Alt+S to instantly blur/unblur the whole page when someone unexpectedly walks up to your desk.
  • 👀 Peek Mode: Hold a hotkey (like Ctrl/Cmd) and hover over a blurred value to temporarily reveal it just for yourself.
  • 🔒 100% Local: Everything runs in the browser DOM. No screen capturing, no cloud uploads. Total privacy.

Technical Caveats:

🎁 not obvious but smart tech details for this community!

  • auto-inject content-scripts on app update - no need to reload pages after install
  • auto-blur and manual massk ran in different browser animation frames - so it does not block UI when applied
  • React-firendly - it doesn`t change DOM so react-bsed sites work as before
  • SidePanel fallback - for Yandex Browser and other that does not support sidePanel we have fallback to Popup
  • parent-chlid communication in iframes on page - so can work with pages with iframes insede w\o limits.

Target Audience: B2B presales, consulting, or just share your screen a lot, I think this could save you some anxiety.

Would love to hear your thoughts! Are there any other specific data types or patterns you usually need to hide during screen shares?

Link: Blur Rabbit - Blur Screen PII for Privacy

u/Nervous_Star_8721 — 21 days ago

What a cool time we live in with all this AI boom.

Just the other day, my wife was complaining about a massive headache she has at her travel agency: clients or colleagues are constantly looking at her monitor, or she has to share her screen, and they end up seeing confidential net prices and client PII.

Literally 2 days later, I built Blur Rabbit chrome extension - a 1-click extension to hide sensitive data for screen sharing and over-the-shoulder meetings.

The Problem it solves: When you're on a Zoom call (or doing a live demo in person), you often need to show a real CRM, admin panel, or analytics dashboard. Setting up dummy data takes forever, but you can't just expose real client names, deal IDs, or internal prices. Blur Rabbit lets you use your real tools while keeping the sensitive stuff completely hidden.

What’s inside: I wanted it to be as frictionless as possible, so here is what it does:

  • Automatically finds and blurs emails, phone numbers, prices/money, IBANs, and sensitive inputs on the fly.
  • You can manually pick any element on the page to blur it (sometimes we can`t auto-detect all prices due to odd sites HTML parts).
  • Set rules globally, per domain, or for specific URLs. The masks survive page reloads, SPA navigation, and scrolling.
  • Hit Alt+S to instantly blur/unblur the whole page when someone unexpectedly walks up to your desk.
  • Hold a hotkey (like Ctrl/Cmd) and hover over a blurred value to temporarily reveal it just for yourself.
  • Everything runs in the browser DOM. No screen capturing, no cloud uploads. Total privacy.

If you do any B2B presales, consulting, or just share your screen a lot, I think this could save you some anxiety.

Would love to hear your thoughts! Are there any other specific data types or patterns you usually need to hide during screen shares?

Not selling at all, it is 100% free, for all who want to try just google "Blur Rabbit chrome extension"

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u/Nervous_Star_8721 — 22 days ago