Long articles
A ten minute read becomes a few lines you can scan now and read in full later only if it earns it.
AI Summarizer
Articles, PDFs, voice memos, and long pages turn into a few clear lines the moment you save them. Mindly summarizes everything you capture automatically, so you can scan what you kept in seconds instead of rereading it, and find any of it later by meaning.
How it works
When to use it
A ten minute read becomes a few lines you can scan now and read in full later only if it earns it.
Dense documents get a summary up front, so you know what is inside before you commit to reading it.
Mindly transcribes and summarizes a rambling recording into the points that matter.
Whatever you clip from the web arrives summarized, so your saves are scannable instead of a pile of full pages.
Why it works
A summarizer you have to invoke is one you will forget to use. Mindly summarizes everything you save the moment you save it, so the entire library is scannable by default and you never have to feed text into a separate tool.
Articles and PDFs are only part of what you keep. Mindly transcribes and summarizes voice memos and reads the text inside images too, so the summary covers everything you capture, not just what you typed or pasted.
A summary in a throwaway tool window is gone the moment you close it. Mindly keeps each summary with its source in a searchable library, so the work of summarizing is saved and pays off every time you look something up later.
Your library lives in a folder on your Mac, not in a vendor cloud. AI processing runs over encrypted channels and content is not retained on Mindly servers after the request, so what you summarize stays private and stays yours.
Why it matters
Standalone summarizer tools ask you to paste text in, one piece at a time, and hand you a summary you then have to store somewhere. Mindly summarizes automatically as you save, and keeps the summary in a searchable library alongside the original, so summarizing is not a separate chore but a property of everything you keep.
Common questions
Articles, PDFs, web pages, notes, and voice memos. Anything you save with the shortcut gets read and summarized automatically, including spoken recordings, which Mindly transcribes first, and text inside images, which it reads.
No. Mindly summarizes automatically as you save, so every item in your library already has a summary without you invoking anything. You never paste text into a separate tool or click summarize.
Yes. Mindly reads the full text of a PDF, including scanned ones, and writes a short summary, so you can tell what a dense document is about before deciding to read it in full.
Yes. Mindly transcribes a voice memo into text and then summarizes it, turning a long, rambling recording into the points that matter, searchable alongside everything else.
Each summary is stored with its original item in your library, not in a throwaway window. That means the summarizing work is saved and keeps paying off every time you scan or search your library later.
Your library lives in a folder on your Mac. AI features run over cloud model APIs, which means content is sent for processing over encrypted channels, but it is not retained on Mindly servers after the request completes. What you summarize stays private by default and is yours to export.
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Install Mindly free for Mac and save ten long things you have been meaning to get to. Watch each one arrive as a few clear lines you can actually scan.