Graspr adds a sidebar that surfaces the best discussions, videos, and articles about whatever you're reading — without ever leaving the page.
Free plan, no card. Nothing to configure.
You’re reading something technical
An article, a doc page, a paper.
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Every article is missing half the story — the debate, the counter-arguments, the people who already went deep. Graspr brings that context to you.
No more pasting titles into Reddit, HN and Google. The relevant threads, videos and articles come to you — in one sidebar.
See counter-arguments and expert takes beside any claim, so you judge what you read instead of taking it at face value.
Highlight insights and sync them to Notion or Readwise, so the good stuff compounds instead of scrolling away.
Hover the Graspr icon, hit Read, and the page becomes a reading room — no banners, no popups, no newsletter modal. Just the article, set the way you like it.
12 min read
A system is reliable when it continues to work correctly even when things go wrong — and things always go wrong.
The faults that cause problems are rarely the ones anticipated in the design phase, which is why fault tolerance is a property of operations as much as architecture.
Write the note directly under the passage, where you can see how it reads — not hidden in a margin.
A real voice, sentence by sentence, that doesn’t break on decimals or abbreviations.
Dims everything except the paragraph you’re on. The page stops competing with you.
Side by side, in one view — for when two sources disagree and you need to see exactly where.
Type, width and theme, remembered per site. Dyslexia-friendly faces and bionic reading included.
Reading position and a private streak, kept per article. Close the tab; come back to the same line.
Half a page missing. Equations turned to gibberish. A blank screen where the article should be. We went and fixed the cases everyone else quietly gives up on.
Modern sites build the page as you look at it. Most readers only see the empty frame underneath and show you a blank screen. Graspr reads what you can actually see.
Line numbers usually come along for the ride and land in the middle of everything you paste. Not here — and the numbers that belong in the code stay put.
Formulas in papers normally collapse into a pile of loose symbols. Graspr keeps them whole and readable, the way the author wrote them.
Images that load as you scroll tend to vanish in reader modes. Graspr brings them, along with their captions.
“Checking your browser…” is not an article. Graspr tells you the page didn’t load, instead of handing you the waiting room and calling it a story.
We keep a collection of the pages known to defeat reader modes. Every one of them has to open correctly before an update goes out.
Send highlights on to Notion, Readwise or Obsidian — free, on every plan.
No manual searching required. Graspr understands your context and works seamlessly in the background to bring you the best discussions.
Read your favorite blogs, articles, or documentation exactly as you normally would. The extension lives quietly in the background until you need it.
Graspr intelligently understands the topic and context of the page you are viewing.
Instantly see curated discussions, alternative viewpoints, and relevant videos.
The built-in on-device AI learns from what you click, instantly adapting its local weights to surface the most relevant discussions for you over time.
Whether you are building, researching, or just curious, Graspr transforms solitary reading into a collaborative experience.
Find out what engineers are actually saying on Hacker News and Reddit about the library you're evaluating, without leaving the documentation.
Start free, no card required. Go unlimited with Pro at $9/mo — the launch price, kept for life. Cancel anytime.
Join the community of deep thinkers cultivating collective knowledge across the web.
Get Graspr for ChromeWhat people ask before installing.
Graspr adds a sidebar to your browser. On any page you're reading, it shows the discussions, videos and articles about that topic — without opening another tab.
Discussions come from Hacker News, Reddit, Bluesky and GitHub, plus X on Pro. Videos come from YouTube. Articles are searched across the whole web, not a fixed list of sites.
A web-wide search for writing on the topic you're reading about — blog posts, documentation, papers, write-ups. Each one opens in Graspr's built-in reader, so you get the text without the ads and pop-ups.
You need a free account to see sidebar results. The reader, highlights and notes work without one.
Yes. The free plan covers 25 AI-ranked searches a month, 50 saved articles, and a weekly digest. Pro is $12 a month: unlimited searches and saved articles, X threads in your results, and a daily AI digest instead of weekly. No card to start.
No. It reads the page you open it on, and only when you open it. It does not build a browsing profile. URLs are stripped from analytics before they leave your browser.
Yes. Graspr is a Manifest V3 Chrome extension, so it runs on any Chromium browser — Chrome, Brave, Edge, Arc, Opera and Vivaldi.
Those link out to the Hacker News or Reddit thread for a URL. Graspr searches more sources, ranks by topic rather than exact URL match, and opens threads, videos and articles inside the sidebar. It also keeps what you saved.
Yes. Saved articles and highlights export to Notion, Readwise and Obsidian — on every plan, including free. Nothing is locked in.
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