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Read-later app that summarises saved articles, reads them aloud and pushes highlights to your notes
smry is a read-later service with summarisation attached. You send an article by extension, bookmarklet or iOS Shortcut; smry strips it to a clean reading layout, writes a summary, can read it aloud in a choice of voices, and lets you highlight passages and forward them to a note-taking app. It also exposes a developer API, an MCP server and an OpenAPI spec, so an agent can pull your saved reading. The operator is AgentForce, LLC, based in Cheyenne, Wyoming, with terms governed by Delaware law. The free tier allows 20 summaries and one audio article a day; Pro is $3 a month when billed yearly, $6 month to month.
Free forever tier: 20 daily summaries, article chat, 1 daily audio article, 2 voices, 10 feed subscriptions. Pro is $3/month billed yearly ($36/year), advertised as half the $6 month-to-month rate, with a 7-day trial and no card required.
Use tool ↗For $36 a year this covers the whole save-read-summarise-highlight loop that usually takes two subscriptions, and the audio playback is a genuine reason to keep it. The developer API and MCP server are unusual at this price. The weak spot is the company: a Wyoming registered agent address and a Delaware clause is all you get.
Watch out: It fetches and stores the full text of what you send it, so check that against the terms of any paywalled subscription you feed into it.
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