One library for articles and PDFs
Paste a URL and the page is cleaned with Mozilla Readability. Upload a PDF and it goes into the same library, with text extraction for search and chat.
One library for the articles and PDFs you actually want to read. Clean typography, persistent highlights, text-to-speech, and AI chat over your own sources.
No account needed — works in your browser right now. Chrome extension available.
Three things, kept deliberately small. No feed, no recommendations, no inbox.
Paste a URL and the page is cleaned with Mozilla Readability. Upload a PDF and it goes into the same library, with text extraction for search and chat.
A distraction-free reader view with persistent highlights and a side panel for notes. Annotations anchor to the exact text you marked so they survive across visits.
Hit Listen on an article or PDF and your browser reads it aloud — voice and rate are controllable. The same control is available from the Chrome extension.
Articles get cleaned into a typography-first layout. Select any text to add a note or send it to AI. Press the Listen button to have the page read aloud.
Layout sketch — your library renders your real content.
Three steps from a URL to a library you keep coming back to.
Paste a link, drop a PDF, or use the Chrome extension to capture the current page in one click.
Open it in the reader view. Highlight what matters, add notes in the side panel, or play it back as audio.
Generate a summary, chat with the text using your own AI key, and come back to your highlights any time.
A few common questions. See the full FAQ →
No. The library works in your browser without signing in — articles, PDFs, highlights, and notes are stored locally. Sign in with Google when you want to sync across devices.
For signed-in users, PDFs are uploaded to Cloudflare R2 and accessed through a proxy that enforces ownership. In local mode, the PDF stays in your browser.
You bring your own key — OpenAI, Anthropic, or Gemini — and it is stored in your browser. There is also a gateway option and a local-AI mode for development. We never proxy your key through a server.
It captures the page you are on (cleaned via Readability) and saves it to your library. It also exposes the Listen control, so you can have any page read aloud without leaving it.
Yes. The About page has an Export button that downloads every article, board, and list scoped to your account as a single JSON file.
Save your first article or PDF. It works in your browser right now — sign in later if you want to sync.
Save your first article