Andrew Nelson

Imagine a world where the internet speaks your language. That's the vision behind Readefine. My journey started while scrolling on LinkedIn. As I scrolled past post after jargon-filled post, I realized that while grammar assistants help us write, they don't help us read. Readefine fills this crucial gap. It's a tool that rewords online content, making it understandable and relatable. Whether...

I'm integrating it into Readefine, which is my browser extension that rewords the internet. Previously it worked mainly at the word and multi-word level, but now, using ChatGPT, it can work at the sentence and discourse level. I plan to support a few different prompts, e.g. reword the follow text for [an 8th grader, 9th grader, 10th grader, high school graduate, non-native english speaker, and...

Hi everyone! Had a blast working on this little side project, Wikid! Wikid adds wikipedia links to entities on any website - click the Wikid icon to get wikipedia links. Wikid is powered by Readefine, and uses a Natural Language Processing service called Entity-Fishing to obtain and rank entities and associate those entities with Wikipedia articles.

This is neat! Do you think there's a way to implement this into some sort of Chrome or browser extension?

This is a really cool idea and app! Do you have plans to make it work with other mail clients?

This is a brilliant idea! Are there any plans to make it work on PDFs?

This is such a great idea, love it that you're using NLP to enhance cmd + F! Can't wait to see the Firefox and Safari versions!