Linnk AI - Akademisk & Professionel Forskningsassistent

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Opsummer, oversæt og analyser websider, PDF'er og dokumenter for at forbedre akademisk og professionel forskning

Latest reviews

• (2025-05-31) Stuart Wix: I can't chat with my collections. It just gets stuck
• (2024-09-13) sz tao: As a media agency writer, I've tried my fair share of AI tools, but Linnk really stands out from the pack for me. I use ChatGPT as well, while Linnk feels tailor-made for my daily grind of sifting through online articles and dense reports. It's a game-changer when I need to quickly grasp the meat of a long piece without getting bogged down in the fluff or lost in translation. What I really dig is how Linnk doesn't just summarize - it helps me pull out specific data points and even assists with rewriting content in my own style. It's like having a super-smart, multilingual research buddy who's always on call, making my job a whole lot easier and faster. Sure, sometimes it hiccups on really huge scanned files, but that’s rare. It pays itself ten fold for the time it saves me overall.
• (2024-09-11) Liam Guan: Great tool focusing on professional content and delivering just the right insights. It almost feels like working with an academic assistant who understands my needs, in contrast to using ChatGPT or Claude.
• (2024-07-18) voyaging penguin: Great UI and smooth integration. But a simple copy-and-paste into ChatGPT does the same trick, and generates a synopsis of the same quality, if not better (with slight bit of prompt engineering). Arguable, a plugin streamlines the user experience, but only marginally, and definitely not worth $10 a month. I do look forward to their next version.
• (2024-04-28) Macbeth Godot: great extension with good looking and fancy ui. here are two issues: 1. the summary function is fancy, but not really that good. frequently it fails to capture the gist of the content, 2. quite expensive. $10 per month with only 300 uses. Anyway, you can see that they put much effort on 'how to summarise better'. Keep going on. Would highly recommend if the above two are improved.
• (2024-03-10) My it L. Peter: This is a great extension! But I have a problem with a special settings. If I set the "Can read and change the site's data" to "When you click the extension" the login procedure is not working. It is stuck in login page and the extension is not working. If I put it back to "all sites" the login is working again and extension too. I would like to use this extension only on some pages that is the raison why I do not want to use "all sites" settings. (Not to slow down the loadings of other pages, when I do not need the extension). Please fix this problem.
• (2024-01-15) Warden Wong: After updating to the new version, the interaction feels much more fluid and intuitive, and there's no longer any issue with things getting in the way.❤️
• (2023-12-09) roadstar unlimited: This summarizing extension is the best I've seen. But on YouTube, the title turns black. This issue has also occurred on other sites. Any way to fix it?
• (2023-12-07) Evelyn: Gets right to the point with its digests. Plus, it lets you click on summaries to jump straight to the source. Really useful and efficient, it saves a ton of time by cutting out all that irrelevant content.
• (2023-12-04) ft ft: As someone who jumps between projects nonstop, I need to digest things lickety-split. I've tried a bunch of summarizers before but a lot of those summaries end up saying zilch. This one saves me boatloads of time. The high level overview lets me grasp the core ideas pronto while still letting me dig into the nitty gritty bits by linking back to source paragraphs if I wanna dive deeper. Breaking down the structure and flow of articles gives me a crystal clear view of what's in there and where to look for what. Love how it whips up these annotated note packs from everything I've read. Makes prepping talks and reports way faster when I can just refer to those instead of re-reading stuff. Can't wait to see them maybe bake in more bells and whistles soon to maybe automate some of my writing.