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What it does
genei is an AI research tool that summarises background reading and helps produce blogs, articles, and reports. It stores documents in projects and folders, supports notes and annotations, and can generate references. A Chrome extension lets you summarise or save webpages while browsing.
genei is aimed at people who read and write for a living, such as researchers, students, and professional writers. You import PDFs or webpages, and the tool creates AI summaries and extracts keywords. Documents can be stored in customisable projects and folders, and content can be linked to any part of a document to generate automatic references. The Chrome extension lets you summarise webpages or save them for later reading as you browse. The pricing page lists Basic and PRO plans. Basic includes document management, notes, annotations, reference generation, and export. PRO adds advanced summarisation, GPT3 rephrase and paraphrase, multi-document analysis, and AI-powered question answering. Both plans start with a 14 day free trial. The homepage states that 95% of users say genei enables them to work more productively, but no independent test results are provided. There is no mention of a free plan, an API, or open source licensing, so those remain unknown.
- Summarises PDFs and webpages and extracts keywords
- Stores documents in projects and folders and supports notes and annotations
- Generates references and manages citations
- Chrome extension summarises or saves webpages while browsing
- No free plan is mentioned, only a 14 day free trial
- No API or open source licensing is mentioned
- No mobile apps are mentioned, only web and browser extension