The problem

I built OtterSay because I needed it myself. I subscribe to several newsletters and follow more articles than I can realistically get to. Sometimes I have 20 minutes and a long read in front of me, sometimes I'm heading out for a run and could be listening instead. That gap between good content and actual consumption is what OtterSay is built to close.

Most people have hundreds of unread newsletters, bookmarked articles, and forwarded emails. The bottleneck isn't access to good content: it's time and attention. You know something is worth reading, but you haven't gotten to it. And at some level, you know you probably won't.

How OtterSay works

Forward any article, newsletter, or email to OtterSay. Choose what you need: a smart TL;DR that extracts the key takeaways and surfaces the questions worth asking, or a clean audio version you can listen to on your commute, run, or walk. OtterSay respects your time and doesn't pad the output.

Why the questions matter

A good summary doesn't just compress. It helps you think. The TL;DR format in OtterSay includes the questions a thoughtful reader would ask after engaging with the content. It's designed to make you a better consumer of information, not just a faster one.

Current status

OtterSay is live. Free accounts are available now: sign up, start forwarding content, and see how it fits your routine. Payment for premium features is coming soon. If you deal with information overload, the door is already open.