Tintawire: Send to Tintawire

Right-click any article and get back a digest: what it argues, what is worth taking, and whether it earns your time.

You open a long piece and you cannot tell, from the title, whether the next thirty minutes are worth it. Writing got cheap. Anyone can produce a ten thousand word essay now, and plenty of them are mostly filler with one real idea buried somewhere near the end. Reading got expensive, because the only way to find out which is which used to be reading the whole thing. Tintawire's extension is one click. The article leaves the tab and comes back as a digest: who the piece is actually for, what it argues, what is worth taking from it, and where it is thin. From there you can annotate it and read it alongside the people you share a Space with. ⚡ WHAT IT DOES • Click the Tintawire icon and press Send, or right-click the page and choose "Send to Tintawire" • Right-click also lets you pick which Space it goes to, not just your personal one • Select part of a page first, and it sends only that • Works on the articles you are already signed in to read, because it sends what your own browser already has on screen • The panel names the account it is connected to, so a shared computer is never a guess • Confirms right on the page, so you never have to wonder whether it went 🔒 HOW IT HANDLES YOUR DATA • It does not run on the pages you browse. It has no always-on content script, and reads a page only at the moment you click "Send to Tintawire" • The extension itself contains no tracking, no analytics, and no advertising code • It sends the page to one place: Tintawire's own server, over HTTPS. What Tintawire does with it after that, including the AI analysis that writes your digest, is spelled out in the privacy policy • The only thing it stores on your computer is the credential it got when you connected, used to prove the requests are yours 🧩 WHAT YOU NEED A Tintawire account at https://tintawire.com. Click Connect in the extension, sign in once in the window that opens, and it closes itself. Nothing to copy and nothing to paste. ✉️ Questions, problems, or something you wish it did: feedback@tintawire.com