Condense notes, PDFs, and sources into a brief — automatically.

Point the AI at a note, a PDF, or a whole set of documents and get a brief drawn from what's actually in them — not a generic paraphrase guessed from the title.

Summarize across several documents at once instead of pasting them into a chatbot one at a time. The brief reads the whole set and gives you the throughline.

Every summary comes with a short list of starter questions about the material, so you skip the blank-page problem and go straight to what's worth asking.

Promote a summary into flashcards or a quiz over the same sources, so condensing a document also leaves you with something to study, not just skim.

The brief and the documents stay together, so you can follow up — ask for a deeper section, a counter-argument, or a citation — over the exact same sources.

Your summaries live in the same workspace you write and publish from, so a brief can become a shared note or a public, SEO-ready post without copying it anywhere.

What can I summarize?

Any note in your workspace, an uploaded PDF, an article you've saved, or a whole set of sources at once. The AI reads the material you select and writes a brief grounded in it — so the summary reflects your content, not a guess from the title.

Will the summary leave out the important parts or make things up?

The summary is generated from the sources you point the AI at, so it stays anchored to what's actually written. You can open the source it drew from to check anything, and follow up in chat for a deeper pass on any section.

Can I summarize several documents together?

Yes. Select a whole source set and the AI summarizes across all of it in one pass, giving you the throughline instead of a stack of separate summaries you'd have to stitch together yourself.

Is it free to start?

You can start for free: add a note or upload a PDF and generate a summary without a credit card. Paid tiers exist for heavier use, but summarizing your own material works on the free tier.