Custom extension development
We build extensions from the ground up to fit your product, users, and business goals.
From strategy through store launch and ongoing support, we help startups, SaaS companies, e-commerce brands, and enterprise teams build and improve browser extensions.
We build extensions from the ground up to fit your product, users, and business goals.
We create a maintainable cross-browser architecture and handle browser-specific API differences.
We modernize legacy code, replace deprecated APIs, and migrate complex extensions safely to Manifest V3.
We connect extensions to authentication, payments, AI services, CRM systems, affiliate platforms, analytics, and product APIs.
We prepare production builds, listings, permission justifications, and review materials for each browser store.
We keep extensions compatible and reliable as browser APIs, operating systems, and store policies evolve.
We bring product thinking, engineering, QA, and store-launch experience together, so the extension is treated as a core part of your product rather than a side project.
We account for service workers, content scripts, messaging, permissions, and browser store policies from the start.
↗AI assistants, productivity tools, e-commerce, data capture, workflow automation, developer tools, and secure internal workflows.
↗We work with TypeScript, React, WXT or Plasmo, Manifest V3, service workers, secure messaging, and dependable build pipelines.
↗We plan for performance, browser differences, telemetry, permission scope, safe updates, and maintainability from day one.
↗After launch, we ship updates and new features, resolve store issues, fix bugs, and maintain cross-browser compatibility.
↗TabForge came together around a simple belief: browser extensions deserve the same product and engineering rigor as any core application. We combined product strategy, UX, engineering, QA, and store-launch expertise in one focused practice.
Today, our compact team works directly with startups and product organizations. The people shaping the architecture stay close through prototyping, launch, and long-term maintenance, so context is never lost between disconnected teams.
Page-aware summarizers, writing aids, and automated AI workflows that work inside the browser.
Turn repetitive browser work into fast, focused workflows.
Capture, transform, and act on page data with reliable content-script logic.
Coupons, cashback, price tracking, affiliate workflows, and in-page shopping tools.
Secure browser workflows for sales, support, operations, and back-office teams.
We audit and refactor existing extensions, migrate them to MV3, fix performance issues, and add features.
We define the use case, target browsers, permissions, page contexts, integrations, and a practical scope for the first release.
We design the popup, side panel, options pages, injected UI, and browser-specific interaction states before development begins.
Our developers build content scripts, background logic, APIs, storage, and analytics, backed by automated tests and quality checks.
We prepare store-ready builds, listings, permission justifications, and privacy materials, then support the review process.
We maintain browser compatibility, resolve store issues, ship new features, and improve performance after launch.
A practical guide to timelines, browser support, migrations, and store submission.
A focused MVP often takes 4–6 weeks. A more complex extension with authentication, backend integrations, or support for several browsers may take 8–14 weeks. We confirm timing after discovery.
Yes. We use a shared codebase where practical and isolate browser-specific behavior, so each browser does not become a separate product.
Yes. We build and migrate Manifest V3 extensions using service-worker backgrounds, compliant content security policies, carefully scoped permissions, and modern content-script patterns.
Yes. We start with a technical audit, migrate high-risk components in stages, and plan releases to minimize disruption.
Yes. We prepare builds, descriptions, screenshots, and permission justifications, then support the review process through publication.
Tell us what you want to build, migrate, or improve. We’ll review the requirements and recommend a practical first release.