The Commit extension shows verified trust data alongside AI recommendations — years of operation, financial health, regulatory record. Sourced from government data, not reviews.
Chrome / Brave / Edge · Manifest V3 · No account required
What it does
When ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, or Gemini recommends a Norwegian business, the extension detects the business name and quietly fetches its trust profile from public government records.
A floating panel appears with what's actually verifiable:
A restaurant that survived 25 years — through recessions, pandemics, changing tastes — is a different entity from one that opened last spring. You can't fake time.
Revenue, profit margin, equity position — from mandatory annual filings at Brønnøysund, Norway's official business register. Self-reported, legally required.
Inspection results from Mattilsynet, Norway's Food Safety Authority. Pass, minor issues, or major findings — every restaurant has a record.
Works on
Currently detects Norwegian businesses (AS, ANS, DA, etc.). Global coverage coming as the commitment data layer expands to other country registries.
Install in 60 seconds
The extension isn't on the Chrome Web Store yet (pending review). Until then, install it directly — takes about a minute:
tar -xzf commit-extension-v0.1.0.tar.gz
chrome://extensions
Try the API directly
The trust data is also available as a REST API. Query any Norwegian business by name:
curl "https://poc-backend.amdal-dev.workers.dev/api/business/search?q=Fisketorget"Returns commitment score, years of operation, financial signals, and food safety status. Read the full breakdown →
Plus research updates on the commitment data layer and what we're building next.