What problem does it solve?
It helps users read web pages without being forced into shallow summaries, by converting one or more URLs into a structured, per-paragraph reading flow that preserves the original text and adds only the minimum necessary translation and commentary.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Paragraph-by-paragraph rendering: Keeps each paragraph in its original order, so you can scan and navigate the source precisely.
- Original-first with necessary translation: Provides faithful, “信达雅” style translation only when the page language differs from your preferred output language.
- Lightweight, reading-focused commentary: Adds brief guidance (key points, context, or transitions) without taking over as analysis.
- Good reading ergonomics: Uses titles, spacing, and selective bolding to reduce scanning cost and support quick navigation.
Use cases: “read these links” research, reviewing an article you don’t have time to fully digest, or pulling out specific ideas while still retaining the original wording.
Quick Start
Ask: “Help me read this URL: <paste the link>” and specify your preferred output language if needed.