Let me do that for you

Type a question once. Then pick who should answer it.

Send a question as a link

Someone asked you something a quick search could answer? Type the question once, copy the link, and send it back. When they open it, the page types the question into the box, counts down from 5, and opens it in Google, Google AI Mode, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Grok, or Copilot. It works like "let me Google that for you", with AI assistants added.

How it works

  1. Type the question and pick a service. Your choice becomes the suggestion in the link.
  2. Press Copy link or Share. The question is encoded into the link's q parameter.
  3. The person who opens it sees the question typed out, then lands on the service with it filled in. Open now, Copy question, and Stay here let them skip ahead or cancel.

Try an example: it types "how long to boil an egg" and opens Google after the countdown.

Questions

Do I need an account?

No. It is free, there is no sign-up, and there is no backend. Each link is built in your browser.

Is my question private when I share a link?

No. The question is base64url-encoded in the link's q parameter, which is an encoding, not encryption, so anyone who has the link can read it. Shared links ask search engines not to index them.

Does it save my questions?

The site has no account or database, and the page's script only builds links. Your browser remembers your default service, and after a shared link opens it keeps that question for the current tab so a reload does not redirect you again. When you pick a service, the question goes to that service in its URL.

Why did ChatGPT, Claude, or another service open without my question?

Each button relies on a URL prefill parameter that the services do not document, so any of them can change or stop working without notice. Google AI Mode also turns line breaks into spaces. If a prefill fails, copy the question from the box and paste it into the service.

Can the person I send it to choose a different service?

Yes. The link only suggests a service, and tapping any other service button cancels the countdown and opens that one instead. Reloading or going Back in the same tab does not start the countdown again.

Does it work with Gemini?

There is no separate Gemini button. The Google AI button opens a Google search in AI Mode with your question.