HARO Helper

HARO Helper takes a very small, very specific workflow and removes the hardest part of it: the blank page. Journalist-request newsletters such as HARO arrive as dense daily digests, and the people answering them often need to produce a short, quotable, personalised email in a hurry. The extension sits inside Chrome, watches for your highlight, and adds a 'Create HARO Pitch' item to the right-click menu so the pitch generation happens right where the request lives.

Rather than returning a single answer, HARO Helper asks the model for several distinct versions of the pitch in one pass. That matters for press outreach, because tone is a gamble: one angle may read as too salesy to a reporter while another reads as genuinely useful. Having four drafts side by side lets you pick the framing that fits the publication, then spend your time on the details that actually move reply rates, such as credentials, data points and a clean quotable line.

It is a lightweight utility rather than a full media-relations platform. There is no contact database, no outreach sequencing and no reply analytics here. It is published by WebProTools, installs from the Chrome Web Store, and stays free, which makes it a low-risk addition for anyone already doing manual HARO pitching.