Aili

Use Aili while you browse to turn messy online reading into fast, usable notes. Open a page, trigger a quick summary, and you get the main points ready to paste into an email, brief, or study doc. When something is unclear, ask follow-up questions right on the content to confirm details, compare viewpoints, or pull out specific facts without rereading the whole article.

For deeper work, switch into chat and choose different AI engines to test options before you commit to a draft or decision. This is useful when you want one model to outline, another to tighten wording, and a third to challenge assumptions. You can move from rough ideas to a finished paragraph, checklist, or plan in one session, using the same source material you were already viewing.

Aili is also handy for files. Drop in a PDF or document, generate a condensed overview, then ask targeted questions like “What are the requirements?”, “Which section supports this claim?”, or “What steps come next?”. This fits workflows such as reviewing reports, studying lecture notes, preparing for meetings, or extracting action items from long documents.

As you collect sources, save pages into web collections so research stays grouped by project instead of lost in tabs. Keep separate libraries for clients, coursework, hobbies, or ongoing investigations, then return later to refresh your context quickly. Because it works across a browser extension, mobile apps, and the web, you can capture a source on your phone and continue the same task on desktop without rebuilding your trail.