What is the story behind Alfred? When I was a student I needed to read a lot of articles every day. And I can only imagine how many people are reading tons of articles every day for their work, their studies, or in their free time. So I launched the first idea on Kernal Ideas. I wanted to find an easy and quick solution for summaries. The fun fact is that Marc-Etienne was launching the SAME idea, in the SAME month.
So we've decided to join the resources, and welcome to AI Alfred.
First of all, what is AI Alfred? AI Alfred is an AI tool that can summarize web articles for you, in seconds. You don't need to copy and paste any text/URL. You just need to go to the web article you want to summarize, open the AI Alfred Extension (Chrome), and that's it: Alfred will do the rest.
You can save your best summaries, and we're working on new features like notes, categories, and more.
Why this name?
Do you love Batman? If so, you know the Batman butler Alfred. So you can think of AI Alfred as your best friend for summaries!
I'll be waiting for your feedback about it!
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I co-launched and co-sold 3 micro-saas in 2022, based on no-code tools + AI. Then we decided to bet on a Chrome Extension product: we built theaialfred.com. Source: over 1 year ago
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On macos you can add english→french and french→english in preferences in Dictionary, and then right-click or force-click on words in most places. also, maybe this is interesting: https://gikken.co/mate-translate/. Source: over 2 years ago
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