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Maximem Summarize For Me
A summary you can act on without re-reading the original. Personalized by your memory, then checked claim by claim against the source.
Summarize a pageRequires the Maximem Vity Chrome extension. Add to Chrome
Most summaries cost you the time they save
Summaries are everywhere, but they are generic, and they often invent details the source never said. So you go back and re-read the original to check the summary, which defeats the entire point of summarizing.
What Summarize For Me does
Personalized by your memory
It recalls your relevant memories to decide emphasis and framing. Never to change the facts.
Faithfulness guardrail
A second pass removes any claim the source does not support, tells you how many claims it verified, and honestly marks a summary it cannot check.
Four one-tap modes
TL;DR, Bullets, Actionable, and Longer, so the output matches what you need from it.
Works on a URL or pasted text
Summarize a live page or raw text you paste in, from the web app or the browser side panel.
Remembers what you read
An optional one-line read-trace saves back to your memory to power later features like briefings, with zero added wait for you.
How it works
Give it a source
Paste a URL or text, or trigger it on any page from the extension with Alt+Shift+S or the right-click menu.
Pick a mode
Choose TL;DR, Bullets, Actionable, or Longer.
Get a checked summary
It extracts, personalizes, writes, and then verifies every claim against the source before showing you anything.
Read it beside the source
One vault, every Vity app
The memory that personalizes your summaries is the same private vault behind every other Vity app. Nothing to configure twice.
Explore all Vity apps →Frequently Asked Questions
No. Your memories only affect what gets emphasized and how it is framed. Source facts are never altered, and every claim is checked against the source.
Any web page, by URL, or any text you paste in.