Graspr
Read what matters. On your terms.
What it does
Free Chrome extension & mobile-friendly web app: Graspr surfaces what people actually said about the page and topic you’re reading across Hacker News, Reddit, X, GitHub, and Bluesky, plus related articles and videos. Read threads, articles, and videos in Graspr’s built-in reader without leaving the page. Highlight, take notes, sync everything to your web library or Notion, and get AI-curated digests on the topics you follow.
Free Chrome extension that finds what people said about any page — Hacker News, Reddit, X, GitHub — plus videos, articles and a clean reader with highlights.
Graspr adds a sidebar that surfaces the best discussions, videos, and articles about whatever you're reading — without ever leaving the page. Every article is missing half the story — the debate, the counter-arguments, the people who already went deep. Graspr brings that context to you. No more pasting titles into Reddit, HN and Google. The relevant threads, videos and articles come to you — in one sidebar. See counter-arguments and expert takes beside any claim, so you judge what you read instead of taking it at face value. Highlight insights and sync them to Notion or Readwise, so the good stuff compounds instead of scrolling away. Hover the Graspr icon, hit Read , and the page becomes a…from graspr.app
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