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Bring context to the web. Ekho lets anyone leave public notes and responses on any page — no permission required. Ekho – The Global Conversation Layer for the Web Ekho lets you see what the world thinks—right on the page you're reading. With just a click, you can view community-authored notes, contribute your own, or request clarification for any part of a website. Ekho transforms static web pages into dynamic conversations. No logins or permissions from the website you’re viewing. No gatekeepers deciding what deserves discussion. Just you, the text, and the global community. Features: 📝 Highlight any passage to request a note from the community. 💬 View and vote on crowd-sourced annotations and interpretations. 📌 Read primary community notes pinned to context-specific excerpts. 📣 Respond with your own “echo” to offer counterpoints, clarifications, or support. 🗳️ Rate notes for quality and relevance using simple feedback tools. 🔒 Secure login and persistent identity across notes. 🌐 Works across any website—news, research, blogs, even PDFs. Ekho breaks down walled gardens and empowers you to speak back to the web. Whether you're challenging misinformation, sharing insights, or seeking clarity, Ekho puts your voice—and everyone else's—right where it matters. No more silent scrolling. Start echoing.
Nov 12, 2025
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Developer website
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Contact email
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