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Open the Settings app → Apps → Safari → Extensions → ContextFlow, switch it on and set All Websites to Allow. Then open any website in Safari and tap the ✦ button (or the page menu in the address bar → ContextFlow).

Open Safari → Settings → Extensions and tick ContextFlow, then allow it on all websites. Click the ContextFlow icon in the toolbar or press Control-Shift-E on any page.

Make sure ContextFlow is allowed on the site (Safari's page menu → ContextFlow → Always Allow on Every Website). Some pages can't be read by extensions (Safari's start page, App Store pages); open a regular website instead. Reloading the page after enabling the extension also helps.

5 answers every day, renewed at midnight UTC. No account is needed.

Open the ContextFlow app once (it shares your subscription with the extension), then reopen the panel in Safari. If needed, tap Restore Purchases on the Pro screen.

Yes — on every iPhone, iPad and Mac signed in to the same Apple Account. Open the ContextFlow app once on each device.

iPhone/iPad: Settings → your name → Subscriptions → ContextFlow. Mac: App Store → your name → Account Settings → Subscriptions. You keep access until the end of the paid period.

With the Pro or Own key plan, open the ContextFlow panel in Safari → Settings → Own API key and paste an OpenAI key (sk-…) or an Anthropic key (sk-ant-…). Under Model, pick Fast (newest Claude Haiku or GPT mini) or Smart (newest Claude Sonnet or GPT). Requests then go directly from your device to that provider.

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E-mail us from the address you signed up with and we'll delete it within 30 days. Version 2.0 no longer uses accounts.