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Save articles you want to learn from. Winnow distills the ideas and sends them back through quiet notifications. Most "read later" apps end with a pile of unread tabs. Winnow takes a different path: you save an article once, and Winnow brings the ideas back to you over time — short, idea-shaped notifications that fit between other things in your day. You don't have to remember to come back. You don't have to re-read anything. HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the Winnow icon on any article page. 2. Winnow extracts the core ideas. 3. Those ideas come back to you on a calm, spaced schedule. 4. Open the Winnow mobile or web app whenever you want to see them all together. WHAT YOU'LL NEED A free Winnow account. Sign in is by emailed magic link — no password to remember. WHAT THE EXTENSION DOES When you click Save, the extension reads the URL, title, and visible text of the current page and sends it to your account at api.winnow.app. That's the only place the extension talks to. The extracted ideas are stored against your account and scheduled into your notification cadence. PRIVACY - No third-party analytics. No advertising. No tracking pixels. - The extension only reads cookies from api.winnow.app — never any other site. - Article text is sent to OpenAI for idea extraction; their API terms prohibit training on your content. - Full privacy policy: https://winnow.site/privacy LEARN MORE Web: https://winnow.site App: https://app.winnow.app Support: https://winnow.site/support · hello@winnow.site
Jul 2, 2026
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