Paste an article, essay or report and get the key sentences back. Everything happens in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Your text is processed locally on your device using your browser's own memory. Fundpeeps never sees or stores it. The summary is made of sentences taken from your text, so it never adds anything that was not there.
Text Summarizer reads a long piece of writing and gives you back the sentences that carry the most weight, so you can get the gist quickly. It suits articles, essays, lecture notes and reports.
It works by picking important sentences that are already in your text. It does not write new sentences or add information, so every line in the summary comes from your original. Everything runs in your browser, and your text is not uploaded.
You paste a 900-word news article and ask for a short summary. The tool returns a handful of sentences that cover the main points, in the order they appear in the article.
It is a sentence-picking method that runs on your device. It does not rewrite your text.
No. Every sentence in the summary is taken from what you pasted.
With too little text there is nothing meaningful to choose between.
No. It stays in your browser.