SumrWebpage summaries AI Tool

Sumr uses the OpenAI API key to access GPT models for content summarization. It condenses lengthy web content into shorter forms that provide the main points of the content, efficiently aiding comprehension.

The primary browser that Sumr is designed to function with is Safari. While primarily available on iOS, iPadOS, and MacOS, attempts can be made to have it function on Vision OS, although results may vary.

Yes, users have complete control over which websites Sumr accesses. Sumr only examines a page's content when the user clicks the Summarize button. Access to a specific website can be granted or revoked at any time based on users' preference.

Summaries created by Sumr are stored directly on the user's device. This allows for easy access without needing to re-summarize the content, saving both time and API usage costs.

Yes, Sumr has the capability to translate summaries into a user's chosen language or keep them in the original language, depending on user preference.

The one-button summarization feature in Sumr makes condensing information simple and effortless. Upon selecting a web page in the Safari browser, users can click the Sumr button to initiate the summarization process. The AI then provides a simplified and shorter version of the content.

The sharing features in Sumr allow users to easily disseminate summaries with others. They facilitate the copying and sharing of the summary along with the source URL. This feature can be used to store summaries in notes or share with friends on social media.

Yes, Sumr provides options for users to select between different Generative Pre-trained Transformer (GPT) models for creating summaries.

Although Sumr is primarily designed for iOS, iPadOS, and MacOS, the tool also allows users to attempt to make it function on Vision OS.

Yes, cost control is possible with Sumr. Users maintain control over costs by utilizing their own OpenAI keys. Summarizing one article costs fractions of a cent, and users only pay for what they use.

Any summary created by Sumr can be removed completely from the device if decided by the user. The Clear button within the tool enables users to free their device of any unwanted summaries.

Upcoming features in Sumr include the ability to ask follow-up questions, alter system prompts, change the GPT model type, and use an on-device model. However, these features are currently in development and not yet available.

Users can use their own OpenAI keys with Sumr by entering the API key into the Sumr app. This is required as part of the initial setup process before Sumr can be used for content summarization.

To remove a summary from your device, you can use the Clear button in the Sumr tool. This removes the summary completely, leaving no trace on the device.

Yes, you can attempt to use Sumr on Vision OS. Although Sumr is primarily designed for iOS, iPadOS, and MacOS, it can possibly function on Vision OS as well.

The costs associated with using Sumr are linked to OpenAI API usage. By using your own OpenAI key, summarizing a 1000-word article costs about $0.0015 USD. This means, for example, that you need to summarize approximately 7 pages of that size to pay 1 cent.

Sumr helps with long articles and web content by generating concise summaries. Moreover, the AI tool is especially useful for lengthy or poorly written articles, product pages, company profiles, and job postings, providing users with the key points without requiring them to read the entire text. This saves time and enables efficient understanding of the content.