Listen to Web Pages

Save permitted articles and readable webpages, listen without losing the original context, and return to important links and details when needed.

iOS App

Listen on iPhone and iPad

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Android App

Listen on any Android device

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Web AppRead and listen in your browserOpen Web App Chrome ExtensionRead aloud from any web pageAdd to Chrome

Bring valuable web pages into a calmer reading space

Save the pages worth returning to

Bring articles, essays, product docs, newsletters, and research pages into Readify before useful links disappear into another crowded browser window.

Read beyond the browser tab

Use a dedicated web page reader to move through long reads with the source, structure, links, and surrounding context still close at hand.

Keep online reading organized

Collect saved web pages by topic, project, or reading goal so web research becomes a library instead of a loose pile of URLs.

Understand long web pages without losing the original source

Clarify dense passages

Use AI reading support to explain complex paragraphs, unfamiliar terms, and layered arguments while the original web page remains visible.

Extract the signal from long reads

Identify key ideas, claims, examples, and next steps from a long article without flattening the nuance that made it useful.

Highlight the passages that matter

Mark definitions, evidence, quotes, and action items directly from saved web pages so review starts from the exact line that mattered.

Write notes with context attached

Capture summaries, questions, and decisions beside the page instead of separating web annotations from the source material.

From saved link to useful insight

Step 1

Bring in the web page

Add the article, newsletter, documentation page, research source, or reference link you want to read with focus.

Step 2

Read, ask, highlight, and note

Use AI reading support, highlights, and contextual notes to separate useful ideas from surrounding noise.

Step 3

Return with your place intact

Resume the saved web page with reading progress, source context, and key passages ready for the next session.

Built for the web pages people actually save

Articles and long-form essays

Read long-form articles with fewer distractions, then return to the argument, quote, or example that shaped your thinking.

Research and reference pages

Turn online research into a readable workspace for comparing sources, preserving context, and building a trail of evidence.

Newsletters and saved links

Bring newsletters, saved articles, and read-later links into one library where search, highlights, and notes keep them useful.

Keep the page, the point, and the next step together

A reading library for the open web

Keep saved web pages, article notes, highlights, and reading progress together across projects, study sessions, and everyday research.

A focused way back into the source

Return to the saved page with its context intact, then continue reading, listening, annotating, or reviewing from the right place.

Web page reader questions

What does Bring Your Own Reading mean for web pages?

It means you can bring supported web pages into Readify and use one focused workspace for reading, AI help, highlights, notes, and saved progress.

Can Readify help me read long articles online?

Yes. Readify is built for long-form articles, newsletters, documentation, and research pages that need careful reading rather than a quick skim.

Can I highlight and annotate web pages?

The page is designed around highlighting and contextual note workflows so useful passages stay connected to the original web page.

Can I use Readify as a read-later app?

Readify can support read-later style workflows by helping you save web pages, organize online reading, and return with context intact.

Will Readify remember where I stopped on a web page?

Yes. The workflow emphasizes saved reading progress so you can resume a long web page without searching for your place again.