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PocketSpry

Text Summarizer

Paste an article, report, email, essay, or set of notes and get a concise summary in paragraphs, bullet points, key takeaways, or executive-summary format. A good summary preserves the source’s main meaning — important names, dates, numbers, and qualifications stay intact, and a focus can prioritize information without inventing it. Decisions and action items appear only when they are in the source; summaries do not verify whether the original text is factually correct, and even a detailed summary should be shorter than the original.

The summary should preserve important facts, names, dates, numbers, qualifications, and attribution.
Very short captures only the central point. Detailed keeps more supporting context while remaining shorter than the source.
This changes the explanation level, not the facts or certainty of the source.
The focus may prioritize relevant material, but it must not erase important qualifications or contradictory information.
List names, dates, figures, citations, product terms, or phrases that must remain exact.