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Right-click any text to get a simple explanation. Optional driving-school mode for theory exam questions. ELI5 turns anything on the internet into plain English. Right‑click any text → get a simple, human explanation in a popup — no jargon, no fluff, no leaving the page. Whether you’re reading news, studying, learning to drive, or trying to understand something technical, ELI5 breaks it down like you’re five… without making you feel like you’re five. ✨ What you can do with ELI5 📝 Right‑click → Text Explanation Get a clean, jargon‑free explanation of any text. Perfect for news, legalese, technical docs, or anything confusing. 🔊 Right‑click → Verbal Explanation Hear the explanation spoken at 1.2× speed. Great for multitasking, accessibility, and auditory learners. 🚗 Driving School Mode Memory tricks, reasoning, and simplified explanations for theory questions. Designed to help you actually understand, not just memorize. 📚 Save Notes & Audio Clips Save explanations, name them, download them, replay them anytime. Build your own library of “aha!” moments. ⚡ Instant, lightweight, distraction‑free No new tabs. No clutter. No ads. Just right‑click → understand. 🔒 Privacy & Data Handling ELI5 only processes the text you select. No tracking. No analytics. No selling data. Your explanations and saved notes stay on your device unless you export them. 🆕 What’s New Faster explanations Improved Driving School mode Cleaner popup UI Better audio playback Bug fixes and performance improvements 🎯 Ideal for Students Professionals Drivers preparing for theory tests Non‑native English speakers Anyone who wants things explained simply
May 13, 2026
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