Thanks for testing awkifir.

Quick context on what this is:

awkifir is a Chrome extension that tracks how much water your AI usage costs. Every time you use Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini, there's a real environmental impact. The extension makes that visible and routes small donations to charities based on what you actually use.

To be clear — the donations are tiny. Fractions of a cent per query. The true purpose is awareness at scale: get enough people seeing the impact and being part of the solution.

Testing awkifir is completely free for you - you will be using a dummy credit card and billing is all for testing purposes. Not real money is exchanged.

What I need from you

Use it normally for a few days, then tell me what's wrong. Specifically:

• •The website — does the messaging make sense? Does anything feel off or confusing?
• •The extension — does tracking work? Do settings behave? Any bugs?
• •Anything unintuitive — if you had to stop and figure something out, that's a bug in my design.

Getting set up

1. a.Download and unzip the extension file
2. b.Open Chrome, go to chrome://extensions
3. c.Turn on Developer mode (toggle in the top-right corner)
4. d.Click "Load unpacked"
5. e.Select the aquifer-ext folder (the unzipped folder, not the .zip)

We're using Stripe's test mode, so no real money will be charged.

1. a.Go to awkifir.com and click $3/month
2. b.On the Stripe checkout page, enter your real email and use these test card details:

1. c.Complete checkout — you'll be redirected to the billing page

1. a.Click the awkifir icon in your Chrome toolbar, then Settings
2. b.In the Billing section, enter the email you used to subscribe
3. c.Click Link — it should show "Connected" with your card info

1. a.Visit claude.ai, chatgpt.com, or gemini.google.com
2. b.Use AI as you normally would, in your browser.
3. c.Click the awkifir extension icon to see your water usage updating
4. d.Check awkifir.com/billing to see your dashboard

When you find something broken, confusing, or just off — let me know: