Summari - Instantly summarize any article or webpage in one click

@duylien Thank you! I think accuracy is something we will always continue to work at, however, we think it is doing a great job so far. The quality is a result of an enormous unique dataset of human work over thousands of hours and this is a secret sauce - by spending the time to train it effectively, you see the quality in the results.

@duylien Great question, Alex. Given we use a combination of abstractive and extractive summarization, it's already pretty accurate. This will only improve over time as we retrain with both human-written summaries and the best output from the AI

@vikram_arora That's a great comment, thank you. We're constantly working to improve that success rate and feedback is super important to do that!

@vikram_arora Thanks, Vikram. You're exactly right, this will only improve over time as we build a larger data set. We won't be happy until we're closer to 100% :)

@german_mikulski Hey German - thanks for this feedback, it's exactly how we can improve things. Interestingly, we've done a bunch of work on TechCrunch because it does have a different structure to many other sites and it was working quite well. I think with that link you shared the actual article itself is less than 250 words so a summary isn't going to produce much because otherwise, it would be almost as long as the main text. However, we looked into this and you're right it has summarized content from outside the article so we'll check this bug and fix it. Would love for you to keep trying to out and let us know if you find anything else as that's the best way for us to keep evolving the product.

@eshrager thanks Ed - will keep you posted, and congrats on winning the Product of the Day! 🥳

@manab_boruah Great question! We're planning to copy the Chrome extension we currently have into a Safari extension soon!

@manab_boruah Soon, Manab. In the meantime you can use the webapp (app.summari.com) on Safari to paste a link in

@bbyron Thanks Brett. Works like a magic. Will surely spread the word.

@eshrager Thanks! It works perfectly well on the app.summari.com

@girithara_prakash Thank you!

@eshrager @girithara_prakash We appreciate your support, Giri 🙏

@maria_brm Thanks Maria! Yes, we have a Chrome extension! Here's the link to it incase you can't find it on the Product Hunt page https://chrome.google.com/websto...

@maria_brm it does indeed :) hope you enjoy the Chrome extension as well

@eshrager Perfect! *_* Thanks a lot for the answer and the provided link Ed! I will be happy to try out Summari! ^_^

@bbyron No doubts I will! ^_^ I will be happy to share my first impressions! ^_^

@dawn_veltri1 Awesome! We haven't tried it on recipes much but I know @bbyron did think about this the other day! What a great idea for us to try, thank you!

@dawn_veltri1 Thanks Dawn! And I know.. the preambles in digital recipes are out of control. Summari isn't a great tool for recipes as we summarize ALL the text in the article, including the preamble + the recipe, so it would really just give you a condensed version of the entire thing. What would be better is if we cut out all the preamble and just left you with the recipe. Not currently how the product works, but something for us to think about :)

@joshua_herzig_marx Thank you for these kind words. We're going to keep improving things from here!!!

@joshua_herzig_marx Thank you for being an early adopter and for your support! You're right, we're not satisfied YET but excited about the potential :)

@ashish_bhateja Thank you! Learning and improving every day!

@ashish_bhateja Thank you Ashish!

@andytour Thank you!

@andytour Thanks Andrei. We built it to do exactly that