For people who save too many links.

Read what matters, skim the rest

Add the Chrome extension and save links as you browse. summaryfeed turns your backlog into short summary cards, so you can decide what deserves a full read — it points to the original, not a replacement.

Add to Chrome

I built summaryfeed because my read-it-later list became a guilt pile. It is for the same problem: too many saved links, not enough attention, and a need for a calmer way to decide which originals are worth opening.

How it works

  1. Install the extensionAdd summaryfeed to Chrome and save links as you browse.
  2. It gets summarizedEvery save turns into a short, imperfect summary card — optionally in your own voice and style.
  3. Open or mark doneYour feed fills up with what you saved — open what matters, mark the rest done.

Not a generic AI voice: describe your ideal summary once — audience, tone, what to emphasize — and every card is written to match.

Try it free. Keep it only if it earns the spot.

Add a few links and see if it helps you choose what to read next. No lock-in — if it turns into another pile, delete the account and move on.

Have questions? Read the FAQ