On-device AI reading
On portals Tabruns doesn't know yet, the AI built into Chrome reads the page on the office computer. Nothing is sent to a server.
Updated November 4, 2026
Tabruns reads benefits from the labels on the page. When a portal lays them out in a way it doesn't know, and coverage, the yearly maximum or the deductible is missing, it can ask the AI model built into Chrome (Gemini Nano) to read the page's text.
- The model runs inside Chrome on the office computer. The page's text, and the patient details on it, never reach Tabruns or anyone else.
- It only fills values the regular reading left empty, and each value it gives must appear on the page.
- The panel marks what it read: Plan covers says Read by on-device AI and asks you to check them against the page. If one looks wrong, read the page again.
Turning it on
The model is a one-time download. Press Turn on next to On-device AI in Settings. You can keep working while it downloads. Settings shows On when it's ready.
Computers that can't run it
Chrome's built-in AI needs Chrome 138 or newer, 16 GB of memory or a graphics card with more than 4 GB, and about 22 GB of free disk space. On other computers the panel says This computer can't run Chrome's built-in AI. Everything else works the same on the portals Tabruns reads. See when the page can't be read.
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