Welma

I have heard from many non-native speakers of English that reading complex text can be daunting. Whether you're a student trying to make sense of academic papers or a professional trying to stay informed in your field, quickly and easily comprehending complex text is a valuable skill. Hence I made Welma, an AI guide designed to help users understand and retain complex text. I'm also heavily inspired by Derek Sivers's approach to writing, which emphasizes the importance of clear and simple language. Welma uses AI to simplify complex sentences and paragraphs, making them easy to understand. Whether you're reading an academic paper, a news article, or even a novel, Welma will help you make sense of the text and retain the information. The website is quick and easy to use. Sign up within a few seconds, and you'll be greeted with a minimal user interface. Paste the text you want to understand better, select a category, and click "Comprehend." AI will quickly provide you with a simplified version of your input. You can then read the text at your own pace and even take notes on important information. And if it's a "word" input, AI will share its meaning with an example sentence. One of the best things about Welma is that it's free to use. It's based on the groundbreaking Text-Davinci-003 model. Plus the web app remains accessible to the folks who don't have access to ChatGPT. That said, Welma isn't just a tool for improving reading comprehension. It's also a tool for breaking down language barriers and making knowledge and information accessible to everyone. With this tiny web app, you'll be able to read, learn, and grow with confidence, regardless of your language background. And yes, the name Welma is inspired by Velma, the highly intelligent young lady from Scooby-Doo.

Upvoted! Looks like an alternative for ChatGPT, but with better UI. Good luck with the launch!

Congratulations on the launch of Welma! 🎉 I'm so excited to see how AI can help us better understand complex text. What are some of the features I can expect with the free version of the app? 😁 Just one more thing—Velma from Scooby-Doo is smart, but she's also a bit clumsy. I'm sure Welma won't make the same mistakes! 🤣