Pleat Reader

Fold any article, video or PDF into bite-size parts. See the whole at a glance, then read or listen to just the part you need.

I made Pleat Reader because I struggle with walls of text. A long page with no breaks, and I lose my place, then lose interest. So I built the reader I needed: it shows me the shape of a page first, and lets me take it one part at a time. If long pages, dense papers or hour-long videos stop you too, I hope it helps. WHAT IT DOES • Any article, folded into parts. Its sections appear in the side panel. No headings? AI names the parts for you. • Long videos, in chapters. YouTube captions become timed parts you can read along with, word by word. • Dense paragraph? Points lays it out as short bullets in its own words. Nothing is left out. • Listen and follow every word, in dyslexia-friendly fonts, light or dark. • One part at a time, on the page or in a calm Reader view. The rest folds away until you want it. • PDFs open in the same reader. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No account, no ads, no tracking. AI runs on your device, or with your own Gemini key if you choose (then the text goes to Google). Or turn it off.