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Translate web articles into personal implications using your durable profile. Why Should I Care? is an AI-powered browser extension that explains what any article, webpage, report, blog post, or news story actually means for you. Most AI tools give you a summary. This gives you the point. Instead of only telling you what happened, Why Should I Care? helps you understand why the content matters, how it may affect your life, work, money, family, interests, decisions, or future — and what you should pay attention to next. It is not just a shorter version of the article. It is a personal impact briefing. --- WHAT IT DOES Why Should I Care? reads the page you are on and turns it into a clear, practical explanation focused on relevance. It helps answer: • Why does this matter? • How could this affect me? • What are the practical consequences? • Is this important, or just noise? • What could change because of this? • What should I watch next? • What are the risks, opportunities, or hidden implications? The result is not a generic summary. It is a useful explanation of why the page matters. --- WHY IT IS DIFFERENT Most summarizers reduce an article to bullet points. That can be useful — but it often misses the most important question: “Why should I care?” This extension is built around that question. Instead of only saying: “Company X reported earnings.” It can explain: • What changed • Why the market reacted • Who may be affected • What could happen next • What signals are worth watching Instead of only saying: “The government announced a new rule.” It can explain: • Who is affected • What may become more expensive, easier, harder, or riskier • What practical decisions people may need to make • Why the change matters beyond the headline --- BUILT FOR REAL PEOPLE News and information are everywhere. But most of it is not explained in a way that connects to your actual life. Why Should I Care? helps bridge that gap. Use it when you do not just want to know what happened. Use it when you want to know what it means. --- GREAT FOR • News readers • Busy professionals • Investors • Students • Journalists • Researchers • Entrepreneurs • Product managers • Policy watchers • Tech workers • Local news readers • Anyone who reads a lot online and wants the point faster --- USE IT ON • News articles • Financial reports • Blog posts • Research pages • Political articles • Product announcements • Company updates • Market commentary • Government information • Technology news • Local news • Opinion pieces • Long-form articles • Explainers --- WHAT YOU GET With one click, Why Should I Care? can give you: • Quick summary • Why this matters • Who is affected • How this could affect you • Practical implications • Risks and opportunities • What may happen next • Questions to ask • What to watch • Key takeaway The goal is simple: Help you decide whether a story matters — and why. --- EXAMPLE You open an article about interest rates. A normal AI summary might say: “The central bank kept rates unchanged and said inflation remains a concern.” Why Should I Care? goes further: • Mortgage costs may stay high for longer • Savings accounts may remain attractive • Housing demand could stay weaker • Growth stocks may remain sensitive to rate expectations • The next inflation report becomes more important • If you are borrowing, investing, or buying property, this decision matters That is the difference. Not just what happened. What it means for you. --- LESS NOISE. MORE SIGNAL. The internet is full of headlines competing for attention. Some stories are important. Some are exaggerated. Some are interesting but irrelevant. Some look boring but have major consequences. Why Should I Care? helps you cut through the noise by focusing on practical meaning and personal impact. It turns passive reading into useful understanding. --- WHO THIS IS FOR Why Should I Care? is for people who want to be informed without drowning in information. It is for readers who want practical context. It is for professionals who need to understand developments quickly. It is for investors who want implications, not just headlines. It is for students and researchers who need clearer meaning. It is for journalists and editors who want to think through relevance. It is for anyone who reads online and wants the actual point. --- WHAT IT IS NOT Why Should I Care? is not a replacement for reading important source material. It is not financial, legal, medical, or professional advice. It does not guarantee that every implication applies to every person. It is an AI assistant designed to help you understand content faster, ask better questions, and see possible relevance more clearly. Always verify important information before making major decisions. --- WHY INSTALL IT? Because information is only useful when you understand what it means. Why Should I Care? takes the page you are reading and gives you the part that matters: • The meaning • The consequences • The personal relevance • The next thing to watch No more generic summaries. No more “interesting, but what does this mean?” Just a clearer answer to the question: Why should I care? --- TAGLINE Not just what happened. What it means for you.