AI chapter summaries
Two taps to a summary of the chapter you're in. Generated on demand, never sent anywhere you didn't ask for.
Never get lost in a book again.
The AI-first reading app for iOS. Instant chapter and book summaries, and follow-up questions on any passage, without leaving the page.
An AI reading companion, built into the reader. Tap or hover a screenshot to learn more.
The Mac app is on the way.
The Apple Vision Pro app is on the way.
Whether it's a novel, a textbook, or a comic, you've got an AI co-reader along for the ride. The summaries, visual lookups, and follow-ups are the point; everything else is built to get out of their way.
Two taps to a summary of the chapter you're in. Generated on demand, never sent anywhere you didn't ask for.
Highlight a passage and ask what it means. Glyph keeps the surrounding text in context so the conversation actually tracks what you're reading.
Catch up on premise, themes, and where you are in the arc, without spoiling what's ahead. Perfect when you put a book down for a while.
Drop in your EPUB, PDF, and CBZ files and start reading. Adjustable text size, customizable fonts, light and dark themes.
Your library never leaves your device. AI requests are anonymized and not retained.
Library and reading position sync across your devices. No accounts, no servers. Just your iCloud.
Make sense of dense material. Get a chapter summary before a deep read, ask follow-ups on terminology, and review whole chapters before an exam, without leaving your textbook.
Ask about a chart, diagram, or illustration on the page. Glyph reads the visuals in your textbook so you can ask "what's this graph showing?" or "explain this figure" inline.
CBZ comics and manga work too. Same library, same reader, with AI on tap when you want context on a scene or panel.
Reading apps hadn't really changed in years. Fine at turning pages, and not much else. The problem was simple: put a book down for a few weeks, come back, and you'd have no idea who anyone was or where you'd left off. So you'd reread the same chapters, or quietly give up. Glyph started as the fix for that. A two-tap summary to get you back into the story.
The more we used it, the more it became a reading companion instead of a bookshelf. A dense passage in a textbook, a term you didn't recognize, a chart you couldn't parse. We wanted to ask right there on the page, without breaking off to a chat app or a search tab. Glyph keeps what you're reading in context, so the answers actually track the book in front of you.
We also wanted AI that respects the reader. Your library never leaves your device, requests are anonymized and never retained, and there's no account, no tracking, no ads. Just you and the book. Glyph is built for people who love to read, and we're only getting started.