We focus on six things, done extremely well — plus the small conveniences that make them pleasurable to use every day. We are not trying to be your all-in-one AI companion or catch all feed reader.
Reader view
Any article, without the noise
One click hides the ads, pop-ups, cookie banners, auto-playing videos and sidebars. More flexible and tunable to your taste than Safari's built-in Reader mode.
Summaries
Get the essence fast
Too much to read? Just want to get to the point? Summarize based on how long you want it: a couple of sentences or a few paragraphs. You can even add custom instruction.
Translation
Whole pages, translated live
Maybe you are brought to a foreign site; maybe you want to share this article to someone who doesn't speak this language. Or maybe you want to read the summary in your native language. No problem!
Note: translation capability limited by the model you choose.
Theming
Reading themes plus light and dark modes
System, Sepia, Typewriter, Notation, Solarized, Charley and Terminal. Pick the one that suits your eyes — high-contrast, a monospaced, serif, sans-serif. Adjust line height, width of content, and more to come.
Ask
Ask this article anything
In the reader, a floating Ask button opens a chat panel. Ask follow-up questions about the article you are reading and get streaming, multi-turn answers grounded in that article. The conversation is kept, and you can clear it whenever you like. Ask uses the AI provider you have chosen — a local model or your own API key.
Collection
Keep it, and read it later
Save an article to your Collection — from the extension, the app, or the iOS share sheet — and file it into folders. Choose a card style for the list, then read straight through with Up Next, which keeps one article after another coming without sending you back to the queue. It also saves as clean Markdown, free for everyone.