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Highlight text and get instant explanations in-page. Understand what you read—instantly. Neura is your on-page reading assistant that explains complex terms and phrases with just a click or highlight. Whether you’re reading the news, diving into a research article, or scrolling through a blog, Neura gives you clear, simple explanations in real time—without ever leaving the page. From unfamiliar jargon to technical concepts, Neura helps you stay in flow, save time, and enjoy reading more. ➤ How it works When you come across a word or phrase you don’t understand, just highlight it with your cursor and click the Explain button. Neura instantly shows a concise, easy-to-grasp explanation—right there on the page. ➤ Go beyond definitions Neura doesn’t just give you dictionary-style definitions—it offers contextual explanations that make sense based on what you’re reading. ➤ What’s included? Free The free version of Neura includes core features to make your reading easier and more accessible: • Limited daily explanations • English only • Access to standard models • Basic, on-page term explanations Pro Unlock deeper explanations and personalization: • Unlimited usage—no limits on how much you read or highlight • Available in 10 languages • One full year of updates and improvements • Access to all features, including advanced explanations and smart context tools ➤ Works where you read Neura is built to integrate seamlessly into your daily browsing experience. Use it on: • Wikipedia • The New York Times • Social Media • Medium • Substack • Research papers and more No more switching tabs. No more rabbit holes. Just read and understand—instantly. Add Neura to your browser and make confusing content a thing of the past.
Aug 11, 2025
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