T.read — AI Reading Assistant

T.read is built for people who read a lot online and want the gist fast. Once installed, the extension gives you a concise AI-generated summary of the article you are reading, so you can decide whether to invest time in the full text or move on. It lives in the browser, so it works across the sites you already visit rather than forcing you into a separate app or dashboard.

The extension supports multiple AI providers, including Google Gemini, OpenAI and Groq, which means you can pick the backend that matches your budget, speed needs or existing API keys. It also handles automatic translation: summaries can be rendered in your preferred language, which is useful when researching across foreign-language sources. Translation quality and coverage depend on the chosen provider, as the developer notes.

T.read is distributed as an open-source project under the MIT license, with source code and issue tracking on GitHub. It is free to use, and because it is open source, technically inclined users can inspect the code, self-host or modify behavior. The store listing reports a small but active user base and a 2025 update, and the extension only requests access to website content, which it uses to generate summaries.