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Every channel, podcast, and feed you follow, summarized into one feed
Every channel, podcast, and feed you follow, summarized into one feed
Every channel, podcast, and feed you follow, summarized into one feed
Read less and understand more
Finally catch up on everything you follow
Finally catch up on everything you follow
Before Recs Reader
48 videos, 14 podcast episodes. And no time for them.
After Recs Reader
48 videos summarized, 14 episodes condensed. Cleared in 20 minutes.
Works with the channels, podcasts, and feeds you already follow
Works with the channels, podcasts, and feeds you already follow
Play your feed like a podcast
Summarize any URL
Get the key points of any article
in seconds
Get the key points of any article in seconds
Listen to summaries while getting things done
Follow all your favorite creators in one place
Everything you follow, in one feed
Everything you follow, in one feed
Plain and chronological with no algorithm picking what you see, one feed instead of five apps
Plain and chronological with no algorithm picking what you see, one feed instead of five apps
A 20-minute video read in 30 seconds, every post gets an instant AI summary
A 20-minute video read in 30 seconds, every post gets an instant AI summary
Drop in any URL and get a clean summary back, no account juggling, no extra tabs
Drop in any URL and get a clean summary back, no account juggling, no extra tabs
The more you read and browse, the more Recs Reader learns what you actually like
The more you read and browse, the more Recs Reader learns what you actually like
Get recommendations on every product and place
Get recommendations on every product and place
Your week of reading, summarized in one email
Your week of reading, summarized in one email
Recs Reader gets sharper the more you use it
Recs Reader gets sharper the more you use it
The more you read and browse, the more Recs Reader learns what you actually like
Get recommendations on every product and place.
Your best content insights in one weekly send.
Recs Reader gets sharper the more you use it, learning what you actually care about.
Recs Reader gets sharper the more you use it, learning what you actually care about.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
What makes Recs Reader different from a regular reader?
A normal RSS reader just stacks up unread posts and adds to the pile. Recs Reader summarizes everything as it arrives, so a 20-minute video or hour-long podcast becomes a 30-second read. You stay caught up instead of falling further behind.
What makes Recs Reader different from a regular reader?
A normal RSS reader just stacks up unread posts and adds to the pile. Recs Reader summarizes everything as it arrives, so a 20-minute video or hour-long podcast becomes a 30-second read. You stay caught up instead of falling further behind.
Who is Recs Reader for?
Anyone following more creators, podcasts, and feeds than they can keep up with: people who save videos they never watch and bookmark articles they never read. If your "watch later" list only ever grows, Reader is for you.
Who is Recs Reader for?
Anyone following more creators, podcasts, and feeds than they can keep up with: people who save videos they never watch and bookmark articles they never read. If your "watch later" list only ever grows, Reader is for you.
What can I follow in Recs Reader?
YouTube channels, including YouTube music and podcast channels, Apple Podcasts, Spotify podcasts, and any RSS feed. Add a source once and every new post arrives already summarized.
What can I follow in Recs Reader?
YouTube channels, including YouTube music and podcast channels, Apple Podcasts, Spotify podcasts, and any RSS feed. Add a source once and every new post arrives already summarized.
Can I summarize something without following it?
Yes. Paste any supported link for a one-time summary, no need to add the source to your feed. It’s the fastest way to get the point of a single video, episode, or article.
Can I summarize something without following it?
Yes. Paste any supported link for a one-time summary, no need to add the source to your feed. It’s the fastest way to get the point of a single video, episode, or article.
