Summarize
Instant structured summary
Summarize produces a clean four-part output — TL;DR, Key Points, Action Items, and Notable Details — from any document or conversation, in seconds.
How it works
TL;DR, key points, and
action items — instantly
Point it at any document or conversation. Summarize extracts the essence: what matters, what to do, and what nuances a quick skim would miss.
Four-Part Output
TL;DR (1-2 sentences), Key Points (3-7 bullets), Action Items (with owners/deadlines), and Notable Details that a summary would normally lose.
Any Source Material
Works on the open file or the current conversation equally well. Summarize a 50-page report, a 2-hour discussion, or a dense legal brief.
Action-Oriented
Extracts specific tasks, not vague conclusions. Who needs to do what, by when, with what dependencies. Nothing falls through the cracks.
Notable Details
The nuances a typical summary loses — caveats, minority opinions, conditional statements, and implicit assumptions that matter for decisions.
Structured, not vague
Not "here's a brief overview."
Four-part structure that captures what matters.
Any source material
Instant clarity from any length of content.
Documents, conversations, emails, meeting notes — all summarized the same way.
Meeting Notes
2-hour discussion → 30-second read with every action item
Research Papers
50-page study → key findings, methodology, and limitations
Legal Briefs
Dense legal argument → core claims, precedents, and conclusion
Technical Documentation
Architecture docs → key decisions, trade-offs, and dependencies
Financial Reports
Quarterly data → key metrics, trends, and variance explanations
Strategy Documents
Long-form strategy → decisions, trade-offs, and open questions