Web platform
Smmry.com
A summariser that turns long text into something you can act on, in whichever shape suits the moment: prose, bold essentials, a bullet list, a one-liner or a mind map.
About the project
Most summarisers give you one output and leave you to live with it. Smmry treats the shape of the summary as part of the question. Skimming before a meeting and a set of bullets is right. Deciding whether to read something at all and a one-liner does the job. Trying to hold the structure of an argument in your head and a mind map beats both.
Input is deliberately unfussy. Paste an article, essay or transcript straight in, upload a PDF or TXT, or point it at an online article, a video or a podcast and let it fetch the text first.
What we did
DPRR develops the platform, from the summarisation pipeline through to the interface and the hosting behind it.
The interesting engineering is in the output modes. One summarisation pass has to feed five different presentations, and a mind map needs structure that prose does not carry.
- Summarisation pipeline — Turning arbitrary input into a structured summary.
- Five output modes — Summary, bold essentials, bullet list, one liner and mind map from one pass.
- Mixed input handling — Pasted text, PDF and TXT upload, and fetching from article, video and podcast URLs.
- Accounts and tiers — Sign-in and the paid AI Summarizer 2.0 tier.
- Hosting and delivery — Server rendering and CDN caching for a search-led audience.
How it is built
A Next.js application served behind Cloudflare, with server rendering and edge caching. Almost all of the audience arrives from search on a one-off task, so first paint matters more than anything clever on the client.
- Next.js
- Cloudflare
- Google Analytics
Where it stands
- 6.92KGoogle search clicks
- 580KSearch impressions
- 11.2Average position
Google Search Console, the three months to 14 August 2026. Google search only, so direct, referral and social traffic are excluded. An average position of 11.2 puts most of these impressions at the top of page two, the clearest growth headroom in the portfolio.