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AI reading copilot for argument maps, contextual word translation, notes, and exports. ThesisGlow Reading Copilot helps students, researchers, and knowledge workers read dense web pages and academic material with clearer structure. Use ThesisGlow to turn the page you are reading into an AI-assisted reading map. The extension identifies thesis statements, supporting claims, evidence, counterpoints, key terms, and formulas, then places highlights directly on the original page so you can stay in context while reading. Key features: - AI reading maps for articles, papers, essays, and research pages - Contextual word translation above the original word - Concept explanations for difficult academic terms - Formula and notation highlighting for technical sections - Manual highlights for your own thesis, claim, evidence, counterargument, and key term labels - Notes and export options for study, review, and research workflows - Import workflow for PDF, HTML, Markdown, and pasted text through the ThesisGlow web workspace ThesisGlow is designed for academic reading, second-language reading, literature review, class discussion, and paper annotation. Instead of replacing the page with a generic summary, it keeps the original text visible and adds reading support where it matters. Free users can create manual highlights and try core workflows. Plus unlocks AI section analysis and contextual translation. Pro adds advanced summary and export workflows. ThesisGlow only uses page text needed to provide the reading, translation, and analysis features you request.
Jun 30, 2026
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