Kris-chans

Good point. But I made this thread not to sell our product or smth like that.
What thing in particular concerns you? That it is summarization? Or that it is read-later app?
Have you used such an app?
Could you mention 1 or 2 particularly great read-it-later apps that provide concise, structured summaries that wouldn't be just material descriptions or wasting a lot of insights.
And also the one that would work with any type of content: YouTube, articles, TED.
Would be glad to check them out.

Follow Vlad, the founder, in twitter https://twitter.com/AmbitiousVlad, he will share it soon. Listings now we use for free, but later we will use paid

So far we have only written on Reddit, for example:
https://www.reddit.com/r/gtd/comments/174pf4f/advice_for_an_aipowered_readlater_app_in_the/
We also launched the listing process on sites like these:
https://www.toolify.ai/tool/samurai
We consistently receive traffic from reddit and listings every day.

I agree that attracting people in a highly competitive market is significantly more challenging.
However, as it often happens, the details are crucial. The specific summarization, the particular flow, and the precise way the service is positioned are what make the difference.
Moreover, there are various platforms like Pocket and Instapaper with tens of millions of users that have become outdated and fail to offer the necessary features for content consumption in 2023.

Do you think LinkedIn is suitable for b2c and an application like ours? And what exactly should we do there then?

Thank you very much

We used primarily Reddit platform. Thank you very much, definitely will use this list!