DeepSeek Safari extension for Mac
DeepSeek in Safari, through OpenRouter.
AlliHat puts DeepSeek beside the Safari page you're on. Connect OpenRouter, allow DeepSeek in Auto Router, and start asking about the page in front of you.
$29.99/year after trial · macOS 12+ · Safari 16+ · OpenRouter usage billed separately
deepseek/*DeepSeek in another tab
First, move the whole page.
Copy the text. Open another tab. Paste it. Explain what you were looking at. Then go back and find your place again.
DeepSeek in AlliHat
Or just ask from the page.
The page is already there. So is the part you highlighted. Open the sidebar and ask the question.
AlliHat is independent software and is not affiliated with DeepSeek or OpenRouter.
Your OpenRouter settings
Tell Auto Router to stick with DeepSeek.
OpenRouter lets you decide which models Auto Router may use. Open Settings > Plugins > Auto Router, add deepseek/* under allowed models, and save. AlliHat follows the settings on your OpenRouter account.
Allowed model patterns
Use DeepSeek on the page you're reading.
No hauling text between tabs.
Read
Ask about this page
AlliHat gives OpenRouter the useful page text when you ask. DeepSeek gets the context without a giant copy and paste.
Focus
Send the exact selection
Highlight the paragraph, code, or fine print you mean. Ask DeepSeek about that part while the rest of the page stays put.
Search
Bring in the live web
When the page is not enough, AlliHat can add web search through OpenRouter and bring the useful results back to the sidebar.
Use DeepSeek in Safari
Four small steps.
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Install AlliHat. Get it from the Mac App Store and turn it on in Safari.
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Connect OpenRouter. Sign in and approve AlliHat. OpenRouter creates the key and sends it back.
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Allow DeepSeek. In OpenRouter's Auto Router settings, enter
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Ask from Safari. Open the sidebar on any page. DeepSeek is now on the page with you.
Where the request goes
Safari to OpenRouter to DeepSeek.
OpenRouter creates a key for this Mac and Safari keeps it locally. Your request goes to OpenRouter, then to the DeepSeek model provider OpenRouter selects. It never passes through an AlliHat server.
Common questions
Is there a DeepSeek Safari extension?
Yes. AlliHat is a Safari extension for Mac that can use DeepSeek through OpenRouter. It puts the model in a sidebar beside the current page, with page context and selected text ready when you ask.
How do I use DeepSeek in Safari?
Install AlliHat, connect OpenRouter, then open OpenRouter Settings, choose Plugins, configure Auto Router, and enter deepseek/* under allowed models. Open the AlliHat sidebar on any Safari page and ask.
Does AlliHat connect directly to DeepSeek?
No. AlliHat connects to OpenRouter. OpenRouter routes the request to an available DeepSeek model provider. The request never passes through an AlliHat server.
Can I make OpenRouter use only DeepSeek in AlliHat?
Yes. OpenRouter lets you restrict Auto Router with allowed model patterns. Set the pattern to deepseek/* in OpenRouter Settings under Plugins and Auto Router. Those account settings apply to AlliHat.
How much does DeepSeek cost in Safari?
OpenRouter shows current DeepSeek model pricing and bills usage to your OpenRouter account. AlliHat is separate and costs $29.99 a year after a 7-day trial.
Where does my page data go when I use DeepSeek through OpenRouter?
Safari sends the request to OpenRouter, and OpenRouter routes it to the DeepSeek model provider it selected. AlliHat does not run a server in the middle.
Put DeepSeek in Safari.
$29.99 a year after a 7-day trial · OpenRouter usage billed separately