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Summarize articles, analyze meeting summaries for sentiment and topics, generate a table-of-content for long docs, and much more.
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Most used formulas

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Summarize()
Create a readable summary of long docs

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Chapters()
Split long docs to chapters automatically & generate a table of contents
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Topics()
Detect discussed topics in docs & table data for automation & organization
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Emotions()
Analyze meetings, reviews, and social media for emotions & sentiment
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See full formula list on our pack listing
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Our formulas work with text 📝, videos 📽️, audio files 🔊 or even full docs!

Examples

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Auto Table of Contents + TL;DR
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In this example, we use the summarize and chapters formulas to generate a summary and a table of contents of a doc with long text

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Product Review Analysis
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In this example, we use the sentiments and names formulas to analyze and tag a product review

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YouTube Video Summary, Topics & more
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In this example, we combine multiple formulas to create a short, readable text summary of a YouTube video, using the URL as input

Getting started

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Formulas
Try it Now Summarize a long text by pasting it in the left column
Most used formulas
Examples
Auto Table of Contents + TL;DR
Product Review Analysis
YouTube Video Summary, Topics & more
Getting started
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