Social feeds let an algorithm decide what you see and how long you stay. Skimlet reads only the writers, sites and channels you choose. AI reads every piece first, scoring, summarizing and translating it, and puts what's actually worth your time at the top.
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Bring in the sources you care about
Add the writers, sites and channels you trust; pasting a link is enough. Skimlet only pulls from those sources, never slips in anything you didn't pick, and has no endless scroll built to keep you hooked.
As soon as something new arrives, AI reads it: a 1–10 score with a one-line reason, then a few key points. What deserves a close read goes to the top; what a summary covers, you can skim.
Titles and summaries of English blogs, papers and videos are translated automatically. While reading, select a passage to translate it either way, and ask AI anything about the piece; it answers with the whole article in mind.
New sources suggested from the sites your favorite articles keep citing, vetted by AI first. Following them is up to you.
Import EPUB books, with the same select-to-translate and ask-AI as articles.
Tech videos worth watching, with titles and descriptions translated, ranked by your taste.
Save the good ones with your own notes, and find them again any time.
Read on your phone, tablet or computer; add it to your home screen and it works like an app.
Clean typography, adjustable text size and a dark mode for long sessions.
No ads, and no business model built on keeping you scrolling. Pay once and every feature is yours to keep.
Pay once, use it for good
Social feeds are decided by the platform's algorithm, which is built to keep you there longer. Skimlet reads only the sources you chose and the list ends; AI helps you decide faster what's worth reading, not scroll more.
AI only ranks and summarizes within the sources you picked; it never pushes in anything you didn't choose. Every score shows its reason, low scores stay visible under “Filtered”, and “useful / not useful” lets you correct it any time.
Most blogs, news sites and tech communities, plus YouTube channels, Bilibili creators, Zhihu writers and more. Paste a link and Skimlet tells you whether it can follow it.
It's used only to produce your scores, summaries and translations. For that, content is processed by the AI service we use; it's not used for anything else, and never for ads.
Skimlet is coming soon. Write to us about where you get your information today, and we'll invite you to try it first.
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