Read in paperback

Read GitHub issues and AI responses beautifully on paperback.sh. Documents travel in a URL fragment and never reach any server.

Markdown deserves better than a chat window. Read in paperback opens what you're reading as a clean, book-like page on paperback.sh — typography-first rendering with tables, footnotes, math, and diagrams. First use: click the toolbar icon, read the short privacy notice, and press Continue. Ways in: • AI responses — a paperback button sits at the end of each response's toolbar on claude.ai and chatgpt.com. One click copies that response (using the site's own Copy button) and opens it rendered. • GitHub issues — a button on any issue page opens the issue and its loaded comments as one readable document. Private repos work; your existing session is the access. • Articles — on a simple article or blog page, click the toolbar icon, then Read this page. It doesn't get past logins or paywalls. • Clipboard — copy markdown anywhere, click the toolbar icon, then Open clipboard. Private by design: extraction happens on your device. The extension has no analytics and makes no uploads, and it stores only whether you accepted the notice. Documents travel in a URL fragment, which your browser never sends to a server. The full behavior is on one page: paperback.sh/privacy.