Frisk Read-Along

A summary, key points and a quiz for any article, PDF or Google Doc, in a side panel. Ask it questions or have it read aloud.

Reading something long for class? Frisk picks out what matters, so you can understand it faster and remember it after. • A side panel next to the page: a short summary up top (as bullets, a one-line TL;DR, or in simpler words), then every key point, each one jumping to its spot in the text • Key sentences highlighted on the page as you scroll: facts, numbers, definitions, findings. Only the important ones, so the page stays readable • Quiz me: multiple-choice questions on what you just read. Each answer shows the sentence it comes from, so you learn why • Explain or translate: select any passage to get it explained in plain words, or translated into one of 14 languages • Ask about the page: type or say a question and get a short answer taken only from the article, with the sentences it's based on lit up so you can check it • Read aloud: the key points, the whole article, or just the text you select, with the sentence and word lit in two colours, up to 3x speed (free, uses your computer's voices) • Copy notes: your key points, answers and the quiz questions you missed, ready to paste into Google Docs or NotebookLM for flashcards • Continue where you left off: come back to a long article and jump straight to where you stopped • Works on articles, Wikipedia, blogs and essays, plus PDFs and Google Docs (opened in Frisk's clean reader tab) How to use: open an article and press the Frisk icon in Chrome's toolbar, or Alt+R. Press it again to start reading aloud; Esc stops. Private by design: Frisk does nothing until you start it on a page. Only that page's text (and any question you type) is sent, and it isn't stored. No account, no ads. Privacy policy: https://friskserver.com/privacy.html