Chrome extension

Readray

Reads papers, articles and videos alongside you, pulling out key points, visual explanations and background research on unfamiliar ideas.

What it does

Readray, formerly LilysAI, reads papers, articles and videos alongside you in Chrome and produces key points, visual explanations and background research. It is aimed at researchers, students and analysts who need to work through dense material while keeping track of sources.

Key features

  • Captures slides and charts from videos as frames in your notes
  • Reads figures, tables and equations in papers with their layout intact
  • Links each line of AI output to the exact passage in the source
  • Offers a Key Points report or a Deep Research report for each source
  • Explains difficult terms in papers with one click

Use cases

  • Reviewing a research paper and the prior work it builds on
  • Pulling notes from a lecture or investing video
  • Checking a summary claim against the original passage

Getting started

Open a paper, article or video and launch Readray to choose a Key Points or Deep Research report for it.

Good to know

Content you read is processed by Readray's AI service. Use the linked citations to verify output before relying on it.