Kome AI

Kome AI is a browser extension that summarizes articles, news, YouTube videos and PDFs, keeps a searchable bookmark library, and drafts emails, tweets and blog outlines from saved content. Free tier plus a monthly Premium plan.

Kome AI is a browser extension that bundles three jobs into one toolbar icon: summarizing web content, saving it as bookmarks, and turning saved material into new writing. The summarizer handles news articles, ordinary web pages, YouTube videos and PDF files, returning the main points so a reader can decide whether the full piece deserves their time. The vendor frames this as a way to read faster and to reclaim hours each month. The bookmark manager is the second pillar. Content captured from any site is stored in a searchable library, and the pricing list describes the bookmarks as self-organizing, which suggests the tool sorts saved items without manual filing. Users can also attach notes to pages, according to a testimonial on the homepage. This makes Kome closer to a lightweight research notebook than a plain list of links. The third piece, Smart Compose, draws on those saved bookmarks to produce emails, tweets and blog outlines. Rather than starting from a blank prompt, the writer begins with material they have already collected, which keeps drafts tied to real sources. Smaller utilities round out the toolkit: one copies every email address found on a page, another extracts the color palette of a website and saves it in a chosen format, and a quick search helps locate a URL. Kome is aimed at students, researchers, marketers, content creators and anyone who reads heavily online and struggles to find saved material later. It installs from the Chrome Web Store and is described as compatible with Chrome, Edge, Opera, Brave and Arc. Usage is metered through summary credits: the free plan includes a small allowance, while the paid Premium plan raises it to 200 credits and adds priority support. Among alternatives, Kome sits between single-purpose summarizers and full bookmarking or note-taking apps. Its appeal is having reading, saving and drafting in one place inside the browser, while dedicated tools may offer deeper organization, team features or more generous limits.