Aginsi AI
Overview
Aginsi converts articles, papers, PDFs and video transcripts into concise, ordered, evidence-linked summaries that preserve citations and source passages, highlights key sentences and points, shows compression and time saved, and supports exports, tags and browser integration.
From the official site
Aginsi is your AI research co-pilot. Drop in an article, paper, PDF or video and it reads it for you — key points highlighted, citations kept, in seconds. Read less. Know more.
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Key points from the official site
- 10 summaries / month
- Unlimited summaries
- Papers & video transcripts
- Export to Markdown & PDF
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Official FAQ
- How is this different from a chatbot?
- A chatbot waits for your prompt; Aginsi reads a whole source the moment you hand it over and returns a structured summary with the key passages highlighted and the citations kept. It is built for reading, not chatting — so you skim four lines instead of typing five questions.
- What can it read?
- Articles and blog posts, academic papers, PDFs and reports, long threads, and the transcripts of videos and talks. If it is text or speech, Aginsi will read it and distil it.
- Will the summary lose what matters?
- Aginsi highlights the sentences that carry the meaning rather than rewriting them into a fog, and it keeps the citations so you can check the source. It is a faithful first read — and you can always follow a highlight back into the original.
- Do you store my documents?
- No. Aginsi distils what you give it during the session and keeps only the summaries you choose to save — never the source document, and it does not train on your content.
- How much time does it actually save?
- Summaries average around 90% shorter than the source, and each one shows you exactly how much reading time it gave back. For a reading list that used to take an evening, that is most of the evening.
These questions and answers come from the tool’s own structured data, not written by us.