Summarize a page or pull out its key points, simplify a hard passage, define a word as it is used in its sentence, and check what you understood with a short quiz — right where you are reading. Built for people with dyslexia, ADHD, and anyone who wants text in plain language.
Pick a tool on the text in front of you. Answers appear over the text you asked about, in the same language as that text.
Turn a long article or section into a short plain-language summary that keeps every key point — as a paragraph, or as Key points: a short list instead of a paragraph.
Rewrite difficult text in plain, simple language — short sentences, common words, one idea per sentence.
Get a short, plain-language definition of a word or short phrase, with one example. Then choose In this sentence for the meaning of the word as it is used in the sentence where you found it.
A few multiple-choice questions on what you just read, shown one at a time. Each answer shows the passage from the text that supports it.
Replaces the section you are reading with a plain-language version, labelled “Simplified by AI”. Choose Show original to switch back. Exports still save the original text.
Picks up to 10 hard words from the section — on your device — and defines them one at a time. Only the single words are sent, never the section's text.
A few questions about the section you are reading. You answer them on your device; your answers and your score are never sent and are not saved.
Click Listen to have the answer read aloud with your browser's own voices; click Stop to end.
Lists and bold text in an answer show properly, so a list of key points reads as a list.
Drag the answer card by its header — or move it from the keyboard — and minimise it out of the way. Listen keeps playing while it is minimised.
The assistant is built into the FocusFlow extension — nothing extra to install. Open it wherever you happen to be reading.
Select text, right-click, and choose Summarize, Simplify or Define from the FocusFlow menu.
The AI tools tiles run Summarize, Simplify and Define. Summarize covers the whole page when nothing is selected.
Advanced Settings → AI Tools tab: Summarize, Simplify, Define and Check my understanding.
The Insights panel runs Simplify this section, Words to know and Check my understanding on the section you are reading.
Highlight a word, a sentence or a section. Summarize and Check my understanding can use the whole page instead.
Nothing is sent until you press a tool, and each press sends one request.
The answer appears in a card over the page. Listen to it, switch to Key points, or ask In this sentence.
Step-by-step guides: New AI Tools and AI Reading Assistant in How to Use.
Every Pro license comes with a credit pool that refills every 30 days. A request costs what it sends.
Key points cost the same as a paragraph summary of the same text. See your balance any time in the dashboard's AI & Credits section.
Nothing is sent until you pick a tool, and there is no background analysis of the pages you visit. When you do, the text goes to focusflowapp.in, which forwards it to a third-party large-language-model provider and returns the result.
Limits are 20,000 bytes for Summarize, Simplify and Check my understanding, and 200 bytes for Define. A selection over the limit is not sent; a page or section over it sends only its beginning, and FocusFlow says the answer covers only the first part. Results are cached for up to 30 days, and your license key travels in a request header, not the address.
Full details: Privacy Policy.
FocusFlow Pro — and with it the AI Reading Assistant — works in the FocusFlow extension for Chrome and desktop Firefox.
It is not yet available in Edge or in Firefox for Android.
Summarize, Simplify, Define, Check my understanding and the Reader Mode tools — plus every other Pro feature. No charge until your trial ends.
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