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AI assistant for WhatsApp Web and Slack
GrowTalkAI brings a smart assistant into WhatsApp Web and Slack for people who think in Bangla but chat in English: understand every message, reply with confidence, and never lose context.
- Role
- Builder · GrowVine Tech
- Year
- 2026
- Platforms
- Extension
- Status
- Shipped

01 · Problem
Many people read and think in Bangla but have to hold client conversations in English — misreading a message or sending a clumsy reply costs trust, and important details get buried in long chats.
02 · Solution
An extension that works inside WhatsApp Web and Slack: it translates incoming messages, explains unclear ones, turns Bangla or Banglish into clean English with spelling and tone checks, suggests replies, summarises chats and keeps memory notes for important conversations.
03 · Outcome
Runs on free AI providers — Google Gemini, Groq and OpenRouter — with the user's own keys, switching automatically when one is busy or out of quota; private chats only use providers that don't train on messages.
What I shipped.
Built end-to-end: the extension, the in-page UI for WhatsApp Web and Slack, the provider routing and the settings popup.
What makes it work.
10 features →
- 01
Translate incoming messages into natural Bangla, one by one or the whole chat
- 02
Explain a message in simple words when the meaning isn't clear
- 03
Transcribe voice notes and read images and PDFs without opening them
- 04
Type in Bangla or Banglish and get clean English, with spelling and tone checks
- 05
One-tap reply suggestions: formal, casual and short
- 06
Summaries of the whole chat, or just what you missed
- 07
Memory notes and “Ask this chat” for important conversations
- 08
Reminders, alerts for chats waiting on a reply, and a morning brief
- 09
Automatic fallback across Gemini, Groq and OpenRouter
- 10
Private mode that only uses providers that don't train on messages
Built with
- TypeScript
- WXT
- Chrome Extension
- Gemini
- Groq
- OpenRouter
- TypeScript
- WXT
- Chrome Extension
- Gemini
- Groq
- OpenRouter
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