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iOS app and share-sheet extension that shortens articles by up to 80% while keeping their structure and voice.
Gist is an iOS app that condenses articles by as much as eighty percent while trying to preserve the source's structure and tone, adapting to what matters in different kinds of content, like keeping every ingredient in a recipe rather than trimming it like a news article. It works inside Safari, Files, and apps like the New York Times through iOS's share sheet, so a user can summarize from wherever they are already reading rather than pasting a link into a separate app. It is a single ninety-nine cent monthly subscription with no listed free tier. The app appears to be run independently by Kyle Halevi rather than a named company.
Single subscription tier at $0.99/month through the App Store; no free tier was found.
Use tool ↗Gist does one narrow thing, cut an article down while keeping it readable, and does it inside the reading apps a user already has rather than a separate destination. At under a dollar a month it is a low-commitment way to save reading time, but it is iOS-only and has no free tier to test first.
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