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Reduce overwhelm, simplify complex academic texts, and learn in a way that works for you. Tailo is an AI-powered study and reading assistant that helps students understand academic content faster and in a way that works for them. Designed to support diverse reading styles and cognitive needs, Tailo is perfect for neurodivergent learners, disabled students, and anyone navigating dense academic texts. With Tailo, you can upload your university readings, PDFs, Word documents, and academic articles, then summarise, explain, and navigate complex text effortlessly. Tailo for Google Chrome™ Extension lets you: - Add academic journals, articles, and PDFs directly from your browser into Tailo - Save research papers and sources for later with your Tailo reading list - Open academic texts in Tailo’s tailored reading view, with: - PDF Summariser - break down dense papers into clear, digestible summaries - Plain language explanations - understand difficult terms and concepts instantly - Text-to-Speech (Read Aloud) - listen instead reading when energy is low - Easy navigation for stress-free studying - Check the relevance of a paper to your project directly from the extension Tailo reduces study stress, saves time, and helps you focus on what matters most. Make every PDF, paper, or article easy to read and understand - your research, your pace, your way. Get started for free today: http://www.tailoapp.com/
Aug 11, 2026
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