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Condense articles, PDFs and pasted text into short summaries
TLDR This shortens pasted text, an uploaded document or a live URL into a few paragraphs or bullets, stripping page furniture and adverts when it summarises an article. A browser extension does the same for whatever page you are on, and the underlying summarisation engine is published as a developer API. Free use is metered per day, with paid tiers raising volume and input length.
Free accounts get a small number of summaries per day; paid tiers are sold by monthly summarisation volume and the developer API is metered separately. The marketing site sits behind bot protection, so prices could not be read directly from the vendor.
Use tool ↗A single-job summariser that still earns its keep as a browser extension for triaging long articles. As a paid subscription it is hard to justify now that general assistants and Chrome's own built-in summariser do the same job inside tools you already have.
Watch out: Free use is capped per day rather than per month, so a single research session can burn through the allowance before lunch.
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