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Most read-later apps store articles you never get back to; most TTS apps read one doc at a time. Summ-it focuses on both: easy addition (extension, share sheet, email) and seamless consumption - smart audio playlist, full read or summary per item, "Catch Up", and "Ask Summit" (Q&A over your library with citations).
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Vadim, a creator of Summ-it app.
I built Summ-it after Pocket shut down and took its Listen feature with it. My reading list kept growing, and the only time I actually had for it was commutes, runs and dog walks - so I built the app that turns the backlog into something I listen to instead of feeling guilty about.
The idea is two halves that most apps only do one of:
EASY ADDITION - save anything, from anywhere: • Browser extension (Chrome / Firefox / Safari) • Your phone's share sheet • Forward an email newsletter to the app's inbox • Drop in a PDF, YouTube link (for an audio summary), or pasted text
SEAMLESS CONSUMPTION - it just plays: • One auto-advancing audio playlist, podcast-style • Full read or an AI summary per item • Smart playlists, automatically grouped by topic • Auto-translated to your language when needed • Web pages and emails often come wrapped in clutter - it's stripped before narrating • Natural voices, background + offline playback, CarPlay & Android Auto
BEYOND READ-ALOUD: • Catch Up - automatically folds your backlog into one short briefing, so it never piles up • Ask Summit - ask a question, get an answer drawn only from your own saved library, with citations to the items it used. You can listen to that too. • Sessions & Discoveries - jump back to something you heard on a run but couldn't act on, and drill into the links found inside each article
Free tier is 50 items with natural voices, then a basic voice free forever; Pro is $7.99/mo (100 items/mo, translation to 15+ languages, Discoveries). Listening is Android/iOS - the extension and email are how you feed the queue.
I'd love feedback, especially from ex-Pocket-Listen users or anyone using another TTS or read-later solution: what's a replacement still missing? I'll be here all day. 🙏
honestly the catch up mode sounds great, but one thing i'd love is a way to save specific audio snippets from the playlist as standalone notes, basically highlight a moment while listening and send it to something like Notion with the citation already attached
the catch up feature is genuinely clever, sounds like exactly what i needed when my read later pile hits triple digits. love how the qa with citations treats the library like an actual searchable knowledge base rather than just a dump.
About Summ-it on Product Hunt
“Turn your reading list into an audio playlist”
Summ-it was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #26 on the daily leaderboard. Most read-later apps store articles you never get back to; most TTS apps read one doc at a time. Summ-it focuses on both: easy addition (extension, share sheet, email) and seamless consumption - smart audio playlist, full read or summary per item, "Catch Up", and "Ask Summit" (Q&A over your library with citations).
Summ-it was featured in Android (57.4k followers), iOS (110.5k followers) and Productivity (656.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 227.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Vadim Roizman
Hi Product Hunt!
I'm Vadim, a creator of Summ-it app.
I built Summ-it after Pocket shut down and took its Listen feature with it. My reading list kept growing, and the only time I actually had for it was commutes, runs and dog walks - so I built the app that turns the backlog into something I listen to instead of feeling guilty about.
The idea is two halves that most apps only do one of:
EASY ADDITION - save anything, from anywhere:
• Browser extension (Chrome / Firefox / Safari)
• Your phone's share sheet
• Forward an email newsletter to the app's inbox
• Drop in a PDF, YouTube link (for an audio summary), or pasted text
SEAMLESS CONSUMPTION - it just plays:
• One auto-advancing audio playlist, podcast-style
• Full read or an AI summary per item
• Smart playlists, automatically grouped by topic
• Auto-translated to your language when needed
• Web pages and emails often come wrapped in clutter - it's stripped before narrating
• Natural voices, background + offline playback, CarPlay & Android Auto
BEYOND READ-ALOUD:
• Catch Up - automatically folds your backlog into one short briefing, so it never piles up
• Ask Summit - ask a question, get an answer drawn only from your own saved library, with citations to the items it used. You can listen to that too.
• Sessions & Discoveries - jump back to something you heard on a run but couldn't act on, and drill into the links found inside each article
Free tier is 50 items with natural voices, then a basic voice free forever; Pro is $7.99/mo (100 items/mo, translation to 15+ languages, Discoveries). Listening is Android/iOS - the extension and email are how you feed the queue.
I'd love feedback, especially from ex-Pocket-Listen users or anyone using another TTS or read-later solution: what's a replacement still missing? I'll be here all day. 🙏