Get FeedTalk

One library, everywhere you read. Save on the desktop, listen on the walk home — the clip you make in the browser is on your phone before you get there.

Apps

The full library, the Brief feed, and Talks. Your saves sync across every one of them, and the web app needs no install at all.

Chrome extension

The clipper

The extension is where most saving actually happens: you are already on the page, and it takes one click. It works in Chrome, Edge, Arc and Brave.

The FeedTalk extension popup on an article: the title and URL filled in for you, a Save page to FeedTalk button, and Clip a selection beneath it
The popup, on any page. It fills in the title and URL for you — press Save, or clip just the part you are reading.
The extension's on-page player: Your brief is ready, the article title and summary, a play button with a 24-second track, and Open in FeedTalk
Thirty seconds later the brief is ready, and it offers to play it right there. No tab to switch to, no app to open.

Save the page in one click

Title and URL are read off the page, so there is nothing to type. The save lands in your library as unread — no inbox to clear.

Or clip just a block

Select a passage and clip that instead of the whole article. Turn on hold-to-clip and a modifier key highlights blocks as you hover, so one click takes the section you actually wanted.

A keyboard shortcut that skips the popup

Bind a key and the current page is saved without anything opening. It is the fastest path from reading to saved.

Hear the brief without leaving the page

When processing finishes, a small player offers the ≤30-second audio brief on the page you saved it from. Turn it off if you would rather it stayed quiet.

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