Now reading the web, one page at a time

Understand Any Page Without Reading The Whole Thing.

Drop in a link and ask what you actually want to know. We read the page first, so the answers stay honest instead of guessing.

Preview of a page being read

Reads before it answers

Every reply comes from the page you gave it, not a guess pulled from general training data.

No sign up needed

Paste a link and start asking questions right away. No account, no waiting around.

Remembers the thread

Ask a follow up question and it still knows which page you were talking about.

Long form articlesPopular

Long form articles

Skip the skim, ask for the point

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Technical docsNew

Technical docs

Find the one setting you need

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Breaking newsFast

Breaking news

Get the facts without the noise

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Try it on a page right now

Paste any link below. It only takes a few seconds to read the page before you can start asking.

User guide for
first timers

Step 01

Paste any link

Drop in the URL of whatever you want to talk about.

Step 02

We read it first

The page gets scanned and broken down so the answers stay grounded.

Step 03

Ask your question

Type it like you would ask a friend who already read the page.

Step 04

Keep going

Follow up as many times as you want, it stays on the same page.

What people say after using it

I paste in long papers before meetings so I do not walk in unprepared. It has saved me hours this month alone.

Priya Sharma

Researcher

We point it at our own help docs now. New hires ask it questions instead of pinging me all day.

Daniel Osei

Support lead

Dense textbook chapters finally make sense. I ask it to explain the confusing part and it just does.

Meera Nair

Student

I paste in long papers before meetings so I do not walk in unprepared. It has saved me hours this month alone.

Priya Sharma

Researcher

We point it at our own help docs now. New hires ask it questions instead of pinging me all day.

Daniel Osei

Support lead

Dense textbook chapters finally make sense. I ask it to explain the confusing part and it just does.

Meera Nair

Student

10K+

Pages read

And counting, every one indexed fresh before the first question.

3 sec

Average reply

Fast enough to stay in the flow of whatever you were doing.

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Sign ups required

Paste a link and go. No forms, no waiting for a verification email.

Reading a page

What you can ask it to do

01

Summarize

Get the short version of a long page in a couple of sentences.

02

Extract

Pull out one specific detail buried somewhere in the text.

03

Compare

Ask how two parts of the same page relate to each other.