An AI reading assistant for articles, PDFs, and video

Open any article, PDF, or YouTube video in a clean reader, and ask an AI that has the whole thing in context — explain a passage, translate it, or turn it into flashcards and quiz questions.

A smarter way to read

Ask questions while you read

Stuck on a paragraph? Ask AI anything about the material — it understands the full context of what you're reading.

Articles, videos & documents

Works with web articles, YouTube videos, PDFs, Word docs, slides, images, and your own text. Paste a link or upload a file.

Annotate as you read

Select any phrase or passage and Winda writes the explanation right beneath it — translation works the same way — so you keep reading.

One library for all of it

Everything you save lands in one searchable library, ready to pick up where you left off.

How it works

Bring your content

Paste a link, upload a file, or use the Chrome extension to save any page instantly.

Read with AI assistance

Read in a clean, distraction-free view. Ask questions, get explanations, and explore ideas as they come up.

Keep what matters

Select a passage and turn it into a flashcard or a quiz question — Winda schedules the reviews so what you read stays.

Built for curious readers

Whether you're researching a topic or keeping up with your field, Winda helps you read with purpose.

Deep research

Work through academic papers and long articles with AI that helps you understand complex ideas.

Staying informed

Read industry news and blog posts with context — ask questions and get instant clarity.

Document review

Upload PDFs, slides, or documents and navigate them with AI-powered explanations.

Language learning

Read articles in another language with the translation written beneath each paragraph, and ask about any phrase as you go.

Frequently asked questions

Winda supports web articles, YouTube videos, PDFs, Word docs, slides, images, and plain text snippets. You can paste any link, upload a file, or use the Chrome extension to save content instantly.

Bring one article or PDF

Open it in the reader and ask your first question. Free to start.

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