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Show HN: Summarize webpages in seconds (inside the browser)
KeenSkim creates a highlighted summary of webpages directly in your browser, via a small bookmarklet (Firefox / Chrome / Safari). Also work for RSS feeds.
Works in 2-3 seconds but saves several minutes. It helps saving time and learning more.
Time is money... Knowledge is power... Get them both and build your empire!
*this is still an alpha version.
- pati7i 14y agoThat is great, I couldn't wait to have something like that!!!
- timotei 14y agoAt last something promising that will help me unclutter the "read it later" webpages I bookmarked and wanted to read for ages but didn't have time to read them.
- tdr 14y agoYeah, that one of the "solutions" to the "information overload/exhaustion" problem we're solving. Thing is the "read it later" approach doesn't really solves your main problem (getting the facts fast).
- rzh 14y agoImpressed by the bookmarklet. How does the summarizer work? Is the Gremlin technology patented? :)
- tdr 14y agoWell, web startups don't work that way. The workflow is: listens for news-highlighting requests gets each and every webpage/feed detects the main content processes the content and pinpoints the relevant sentences from each news article creates a new enhanced webpage/feed containing the color-highlighted relevant bits sends the results to your browser (webpages) or gives them to your RSS Reader The hard-lifting is done by a semantic component built in-house.