Summarize & Chat with Any PDF Instantly
Supercharge your reading speed. Extract core takeaways, query charts, and model procedure workflows from PDF documents securely inside your browser.
GimmeSummary
Your private AI PDF Assistant
Advanced Document Intelligence
Read faster and understand complex text instantly with modern AI summarizers built directly into Chrome.
Dynamic Summaries
Generate structured summaries tailored to your needs. Formats include bulleted takeaways, TL;DR notes, executive summaries, child-friendly explanations, or custom ranges.
Interactive Workspace
Ask questions, extract data points, and clarify terms using our semantic chat interface. The AI searches the document text locally to give highly contextual answers.
Visual Workflow Modeling
Convert document procedures, cycles, timelines, and systems into visual flowcharts using Mermaid.js syntax inside the reader.
Doxygen Header Generator
Document code structures instantly. Extracts classes, methods, and functions from text and writes standard Doxygen-annotated declarations.
Simple 4-Step Process
Get up and running with document intelligence in under a minute.
Install Extension
Download GimmeSummary from the Chrome Web Store with one click.
Connect Credentials
Input your OpenAI API key directly or route securely via your Cloudflare worker.
Upload Document
Drag and drop a PDF on the dashboard or right-click any online PDF link.
Read & Summarize
Instantly retrieve summaries, model diagrams, or chat with the document.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear explanations of how GimmeSummary handles keys, documents, and privacy.
Yes! The extension itself has zero charges, token limitations, or plans. You simply enter your own OpenAI API key to process document summaries directly at standard developer costs.
Your key is either stored locally inside your browser's encrypted storage, or saved securely on your own private Cloudflare Worker proxy. It is never transmitted to our servers.
100% private. All text extraction is performed locally on your device. The document text is only sent securely via HTTPS to OpenAI to generate summaries, and it is never saved or retained.
No. As per OpenAI's official terms of service, data sent through their API is strictly excluded from model training databases.