Skiml
Skim any page. Get the brief that matters.
Skiml launched on July 10, 2026 with 3 votes, #8,766 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Skiml turns the pages you save into decisions, not another pile. Save any article, PDF, video, podcast, or newsletter in one click from Chrome, and Skiml writes a short action brief: a summary, the key insights, and clear action items. A daily digest brings the right saves back, and triage mode (Act, Reference, Archive) clears the backlog in minutes. Search and tags keep it all findable. Readwise resurfaces, Raindrop bookmarks, Obsidian stores; Skiml helps you finish. Free to start.
One-click save from Chrome. AI extracts the summary, insights, and action items. Search everything later. Never lose a valuable idea again.
Skiml turns every article, video, and PDF you save into a 60-second action brief and a daily digest that actually gets read. Every read-later tool sells you the saving. None of them help you finish. The pile grows. Guilt grows with it. Eventually you bankrupt the whole list and start a new one - until you do it again on the next tool. Tools that helped you save. Not tools that helped you finish. To resolve a saved article you only need three things: is it still relevant, is it worth your time, and what's the takeaway if you don't read in full. Skiml answers all three in 60 seconds. You see when it was published, what's changed since, and whether the take still holds. You see original…from skiml.io
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