Paragrapho
AI summaries of news in 100 wordsNews previews, like a trailer
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Quickly grasp today's trending news
- Skim top headlines over morning coffee
- Follow the latest tech news in short form
How to use it
- 1 Open Paragrapho and browse the aggregated feed.
- 2 Read the short AI summary of any story.
- 3 Tap through if you want the full article.
Who it is for
Pros
- Very short summaries save reading time
- Multiple sources in a single feed
- Free trial to try it first
Limitations
- 100-word summaries leave out detail and nuance
- The free part is a trial, then it is a paid subscription
- AI summaries can occasionally miss context, so check the original
What Paragrapho is
Paragrapho is a news app that collects articles from a range of sources and uses AI to boil each one down to 100 words or less. The comparison the product makes is to a movie trailer: you get the key points quickly and decide whether the full story is worth your time. It is aimed at people who want to stay informed but do not want to spend a long time scrolling through long articles. The strength is speed, since you can scan many stories in the time it takes to read one long article. You can use it to catch up on trending stories, skim the top headlines in the morning, or follow a specific area like technology. Paragrapho offers flexible pricing and a free trial so you can try the summaries before paying.
What you can do with it
- Read AI summaries of 100 words or less per story
- Browse headlines aggregated from multiple sources
- Catch trending news quickly
- Follow a topic such as tech in short form
- Decide which stories deserve a full read
Who it is for
- Busy readers who want the news in bite-sized form
- People who skim headlines as part of a morning routine
- Commuters who want a quick news fix on the go
What to watch out for
A 100-word summary is a preview, not the whole story, so you will miss detail, context, and nuance, and an occasional AI summary may misjudge what matters. For anything important, open the original article rather than relying only on the preview. The free part is a trial, and continued use is a paid subscription, so factor that in. Because it depends on outside news sources and AI models, coverage and summary quality can change. Also, the range of sources may lean toward certain outlets, so keep an eye on balance. It is a good companion for staying current, not a replacement for deeper reading.
FAQ
How long are the summaries?
Each summary is 100 words or less.
Is Paragrapho free?
It offers a free trial, with flexible pricing after that.
Where does the news come from?
It aggregates articles from various sources and summarizes them with AI.
Why it is free
What the official page says: free trial
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
Screenshot archived from the listing page, for preview only.