Summarise any article or web page from its link
Long articles, news explainers, policy pages and blog posts often bury two or three points under a lot of words. Paste the link and TellBrief reads the page and gives you those points, with each one linked to the passage it came from. It works for terms and conditions and privacy policies too, where the line that matters is usually halfway down.
How to do it
- Copy the article's link from your browser or share it from the app you're reading in.
- Paste it into TellBrief and tap Brief.
- Read the key points, and tap any one to see the passage it came from.
What TellBrief tells you
- The main points of the article in a few lines
- Facts, numbers and names worth remembering
- A source link on every point that shows the original passage
- Answers to your questions about the article
Words you'll see
- Link
- The web address of the page, starting with https://. Paste it as it is.
- Paywall
- Pages that need a subscription can't be read from the link. Paste the text instead.
- Terms and privacy policies
- Long legal pages from apps and websites. TellBrief tells you what they collect, share and keep.
Questions
How do I summarise an article?
Copy the article's link, paste it into TellBrief and tap Brief. On a phone you can share the page to TellBrief from your browser.
Can I summarise an English article in Hindi?
Yes. Pick हिंदी or Hinglish and the summary comes in that language.
What if the link doesn't work?
Some pages block reading or need a login. Copy the text from the page and paste it into TellBrief instead.
Can it summarise a privacy policy?
Yes. It tells you what the app collects, who it shares it with, how long it keeps it, and what you can switch off, each with the passage it came from.
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