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See what the internet thinks about the current page in real-time. You read all day. Articles, documentation, launches, papers, threads. And almost none of it stays with you. Three things go wrong, every time. The page fights you before you start — cookie walls, pop-ups, video that plays itself. You finish with no real idea whether it was right, because the people who already found the flaw were somewhere else entirely. And the one paragraph actually worth keeping is gone by Thursday. Graspr fixes all three, without you leaving the page. It clears the clutter and lets you read the way you like — your type, your colours, read aloud if your eyes are tired. It brings you what everyone else said about what you are reading, from across the web. And it keeps whatever you mark, in a library that stays yours. One click. Any page. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ READ IT THE WAY YOU ACTUALLY WANT TO One click turns a page of pop-ups, cookie banners and autoplaying video into clean text — and then hands you the controls. • Six reading themes, from warm paper through sepia to deep slate, plus your own custom colours, tint and contrast. • Typefaces that respect your eyes, including Atkinson Hyperlegible and OpenDyslexic, with adjustable size, line height, letter spacing and column width. • Read aloud — Graspr reads the article to you, following along as it goes. Auto-scroll creeps the page at a reading pace if you would rather do it yourself. • Focus mode dims everything except the paragraph you are on. • A contents rail for long pieces, so you can jump between sections. • Compare mode puts two articles side by side — a claim and its rebuttal, two docs pages, the before and after. • Code and mathematics render properly, not as broken symbols. • YouTube videos open in the reader too, with your timestamps kept. SEE THE CONVERSATION HAPPENING ELSEWHERE Open Graspr on any page and a sidebar shows you what the internet said about it.Hacker News threads. Reddit discussions. GitHub issues where the bug everyone hit is already documented. Bluesky posts. X, on Pro. Not a keyword search — Graspr works out what the page is actually about first, so a documentation page titled "Introduction" does not send you results about the word "introduction". FIND THE EXPLANATION THAT FINALLY MAKES IT CLICK Sometimes the page you are on is not the one that explains it best. • Videos — the walkthrough or talk that covers this properly, without leaving the page to go hunting. • In-depth articles — the long-form writing on the same subject, ranked by how closely it actually matches what you are reading. • Search anything — type any topic into the sidebar and Graspr searches every source at once. You do not have to be on a related page to use it. KEEP WHAT MATTERED • Highlight anything, in the colour you choose. • Write a note directly under the paragraph it belongs to — where it makes sense later, not in a separate app you will never open. • Everything saves to your library and syncs across your devices. • Send it onward to Notion, Readwise or Obsidian. Your notes belong to you, and a tool that traps them is not one worth trusting. • Saved articles are readable offline. STAY CURRENT WITHOUT A FEED Follow a topic or a site and Graspr emails you a digest — weekly, or daily on Pro — when a genuinely good discussion appears. It picks a handful of things worth your time rather than everything that moved. There is no infinite scroll here. Nothing designed to keep you inside the app. Graspr is at its best when it hands you something worth reading and gets out of the way. BUILT FOR PEOPLE WHO READ ALL DAY • A command palette and keyboard shortcuts for everything. • Per-site rules — have Graspr open automatically on the sites where you always want it, and stay silent on the ones where you never do. • Choose which sources run. Turn off anything you do not use. • Optional on-device ranking, if you would rather your reading never leave your machine. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ WHERE IT SHINES Graspr is at its best on things people argued about — a tool you are deciding whether to adopt, a claim that sounds too clean, a launch everyone is talking about, documentation that leaves out the hard part. On a quiet page it will tell you honestly that nobody has said much, rather than padding the list. HOW TO START 1. Add Graspr and create a free account. A few seconds, no card. 2. Open any page and click the Graspr icon, or hit the keyboard shortcut. 3. Read what everyone else already knew. STILL BEING BUILT Graspr ships improvements constantly, and much of what is above came from people telling us what was missing. If something does not work the way you expect, or you want it to do something it does not yet do, write to us — the support link goes to the person building it. ABOUT YOUR PRIVACY Graspr looks at the page you are actively reading, so it can find discussion about it and build the clean reading view. That is the whole list. It is never sold, and never used for advertising. Analytics are anonymous and can be turned off in one click. Free to use with a free account. Pro removes the monthly search limit and the 50-article save cap, adds X discussions and the daily digest. Privacy: https://graspr.app/privacy Terms: https://graspr.app/terms