Digest.

Most pages take 10 minutes to read but only contain 2 minutes of actual value. Click the icon, get the essentials. Digest. analyzes the page you're on and pulls out what actually matters, formatted as a clean structured summary that lives in your browser sidebar while you keep browsing. It adapts to what you're reading. A news article gets context and key facts. A product review gets pros, cons and a verdict. A Reddit thread gets the debate mapped out. A long research piece gets broken down into what's actually useful. A news homepage gives you today's top stories in 30 seconds. Great for researchers, analysts, students, journalists, and anyone who reads a lot online and wants to spend that time more wisely. What you get in one click: a punchy headline, a quick "In Brief" section with the essentials, thematic sections tailored to the content, and a final takeaway so nothing important slips through. It also works on selected text. Highlight anything on a page, right-click, and summarize just that passage. Useful when you only need part of an article or want to dig into a specific paragraph. After the summary questions can be asked directly into the chatbar for more information and get answers without leaving the page. No signup or accounts needed, no data stored on our end. Just open a page, click, and read less.