One question in Link Insights

TL;DR of any link: the gist in a sentence or two

The TL;DR boils a long article or pasted text down to its core message in a sentence or two. Share the link, tap Link Insights, read the gist. If it is worth more of your time, ask a sharper question.

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Summaries are always free

In the app it is called “Quick Summary (TL;DR)”.

What a result can look like

Shared A 3,000-word piece on sleep

Quick Summary (TL;DR)
  • Most adults need seven to nine hours, and a regular bedtime matters more than one perfect night.

Fictional example. The result is an AI assessment, not a guarantee: please check it yourself.

How it works

  1. Share the link

    From Safari, Chrome, YouTube or any app with a share menu.

  2. Pick “Quick Summary (TL;DR)”

    The free summary comes first. Then choose this question.

  3. Read the result

    Right where you are, without opening the app.

Questions and answers

How is this different from a summary?

A TL;DR is the shortest version: one or two sentences. The summary lets you set depth and style.

Do I have to open the app?

No. Link Insights appears in the share menu of Safari, Chrome and other apps and shows the result right there.

Is it really free?

Every link gets a free quick result, within a daily limit. The full version, as a monthly subscription or a one-time purchase, adds longer texts and bigger allowances. Prices are shown in the App Store, in your currency.

What happens to my links?

The page text, or the text you share, goes to our server and on to an AI provider that writes the result. There is no account, and our server does not log prompts or answers. The app keeps a history only for links; text you paste or select is not saved. The privacy policy has the details.

Try it on your next link

Summaries are free, and there is no account to create.

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