Solve hCaptcha right in your browser.
The NoneCap Chrome extension watches for hCaptcha and clicks through it for you while you browse. 100 free solves a day, no account. Want more? Connect a NoneCap API key and solving runs unlimited on your balance. It's open source, so you can read exactly what it does before you install it.
What it does
- 100 free solves a day, no signup required.
- Bring your own API key for unlimited solving on your account balance.
- Solves grids, drag puzzles, and point-on-image challenges, with a smooth, human-like cursor.
- Per-site pause and a blocklist for sites where you never want it to run.
- Open source under the MIT license.
Install
It's feature complete and in review for the Chrome Web Store right now. Until it lands there, you can install it from source today:
- Grab the latest release from GitHub, or clone the repo and run
bun install && bun run build. - Open
chrome://extensionsand turn on Developer mode. - Click "Load unpacked" and select the
distfolder.
We'll add the Web Store link here as soon as it's approved.
How it works
When a captcha appears, the extension crops a screenshot down to just the challenge area and sends that image to the NoneCap API. The API returns where to click, and the extension moves the cursor and clicks for you. All the recognition happens on NoneCap's servers, so the extension itself carries no solving logic. It's a thin client over the same API as everything else on the site.
Privacy
The extension captures the challenge area of the screen, and only while a challenge is open. It also sends an anonymous outcome ping (solved or failed, plus the round count) so solve quality can be monitored. It doesn't collect your browsing history or page content. The full policy is on the extension privacy page.
Prefer to call the API directly?
The extension is the no-code way to use NoneCap. If you're automating a browser or a scraper instead, call the API yourself with a few lines of code, or use the official TypeScript SDK. The API reference has runnable examples in cURL, Node, Python, and Go, and the integration guides cover Playwright, Puppeteer, scraping, and AI agents.
Last updated June 2026.