Try Tweaksy on a sample office page

Start with fictional invoices and a few familiar office tasks. See larger text, overdue highlights and less clutter without an account. Then use the extension to build a change in your own words.

Open the office demoCreate free demo account

No card needed. Your free account includes 8 standard builds a month on one computer, limited to Tweaksy's demo pages. Enhanced builds count as 3. It does not start a subscription.

See a change first

Open the office demo and try the three preview buttons. They are ready-made examples that run locally on that page. Reset them before making your own change.

Create your free demo account

Use Google, Microsoft, or an email and password. The free demo signup returns you to the sample page without asking for payment details. Already have an account? Log in and return to the demo.

Install Tweaksy and sign in

Use desktop Chrome on a computer. Install Tweaksy from the Chrome Web Store, open its extension icon and sign in using the same account. Phones and tablets can view this example but cannot run the Chrome extension.

Allow the demo site and describe a change

On the office demo, open Tweaksy and choose "Allow Tweaksy on this site". Use the extension to point at the element you want to change, then describe what you want in plain English.

Review the preview

Check the result before you keep it. Discard a change that is not right. Approved changes are saved to your account; you can switch them off or remove them later. Reset preview only resets this page's three ready-made buttons.

Things to try yourself

Make the invoice text largerHighlight rows whose status is OverdueHide the promotions bannerMake the Amount column boldAdd a Copy button next to each invoice number

When you want to use your own software

Choose a paid plan to use Tweaksy on your own work sites. Plans start at £9.99 a month for two computers. The changes available depend on the page; Tweaksy does not replace a software provider's API or change its underlying business rules.