Four steps and
you're trading.
Xeet ships as an unpacked extension. Chrome loads it straight from a folder — no store listing, no account, nothing to sign up for.
-
Unzip it
You get a folder called
xeet. Keep it somewhere permanent — Chrome loads the extension from that folder every time it starts, so a folder in Downloads that you later clear takes the extension with it. -
Open the extensions page
Paste
chrome://extensionsinto the address bar. Brave, Arc and Edge each have their own address for the same page:brave://extensions,arc://extensions,edge://extensions. -
Turn on Developer mode
The switch is in the top-right corner of that page. It is what lets Chrome load an extension from a folder instead of the store.
-
Load unpacked → pick the folder
A new button appears at the top left. Choose the
xeetfolder itself — the one holdingmanifest.json, not its parent and not a file inside it.
Any $TICKER or contract address in the timeline gets a mark. Point at one and the panel opens with live price, depth, flow, a safety screening — and the sizes, already there. One tap is the trade.
Pin Xeet to the toolbar to get the runner board, your trades and the settings — slippage, quick-buy sizes, and what to detect. The field at the top takes a ticker or a contract address, so a token nobody has posted yet is one paste away.
Nothing trades until you connect a wallet, and every transaction is signed in your own wallet's window. Xeet never sees a key. What leaves your browser · Terms