Turn what you read into what you remember.
For students and anyone who loves to learn. One click on an article, a course or a Wikipedia page gives you what to understand and remember: key ideas, definitions, tables and key points, kept in your folders.
Reading is easy. Remembering is the hard part.
Thirty tabs to read later.
You know you never will.
Exam on Friday.
Twelve articles to reread, and no idea what was in them.
That brilliant article from last month?
Not a single idea left.
From page to notes in one click
Synthyze keeps the essentials for you. No copy and paste, no prompt to write.
1Open any page
An article, a course, a Wikipedia entry or documentation.
2Click Summarize
The essentials in a few seconds, written to be learned.
3Keep it
In your folders, with your highlights, notes and search.
You could paste it into a chatbot. Then what?
A chatbot can summarize too. Synthyze is built to help you learn, and to keep what you read.
With a chatbot
With Synthyze
Getting a summary
Copy the page, paste it, write a prompt
One click on the page
What you get
Whatever shape the reply takes
Key ideas, definitions, tables and key points, ready to revise
Where it lives
Buried in your chat history
In your folders, with your highlights and notes
Finding it later
Scrolling through old conversations
One search across every summary
With Synthyze
Getting a summary
One click on the page
What you get
Key ideas, definitions, tables and key points, ready to revise
Where it lives
In your folders, with your highlights and notes
Finding it later
One search across every summary
With a chatbot
Getting a summary
Copy the page, paste it, write a prompt
What you get
Whatever shape the reply takes
Where it lives
Buried in your chat history
Finding it later
Scrolling through old conversations
Made for learning
Written to be learned, not just skimmed.
Revise faster
Key points you can read like a revision card, with names, dates and figures kept exactly as written.
Understand the terms
Technical terms are explained in a few words the first time they appear.
See what compares
When a text compares methods, periods or options, the summary lays them out in a small table.
Research across sources
Go through ten sources in the time of one, and keep each in your project folder with your notes.
Read in any language
The summary is written in your language, whatever the language of the page.
Listen on the go
Any summary can be read aloud, on the bus or between classes.
Make it yours
Highlight what matters and add your own notes. They stay right next to the summary, whenever you come back.
Months later, it's still there.
Sort summaries into folders, tag them, star your favorites. One word you remember is enough to find them.
Simple pricing
Start free with 5 summaries. Every feature is included, you only pay to keep summarizing.
Pro
€2.49/ month
- 100 summaries every month
- Every feature included
- Cancel anytime
Unused monthly credits don't roll over.
Questions
Which pages can I summarize?
Articles, blog posts, Wikipedia, online courses and documentation. Select a passage to summarize only that part. Pages behind a login or a paywall may not work well.
What is a credit?
One credit is one summary. Asking for more context on a summary with Learn more also costs one credit. Saving a page to summarize later is free.
Which language are summaries written in?
Yours. Choose it in your account: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese or Dutch, whatever the language of the page.
How long can a page be?
Up to about 50 minutes of reading. For a longer page, only its first part is summarized, and the extension tells you before you start.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, from your account. Pro stays active until the end of the month you paid for. Credits from a pack never expire.
Which browsers does it work on?
Chrome on a computer, for now.