Start with what you already have — meeting notes, a report, a thread, or something you already built here. WeSimplifAI writes the summary from what's actually there, and tells you plainly when it isn't enough yet.
Most AI summarizers will condense anything you hand them — a full report or three stray sentences — with the same confident tone either way. You don't find out something got smoothed over, or invented outright, until you're already standing in front of the people who needed the real version.
Written in the register your reader actually needs, with every claim traceable back to something you attached — not something WeSimplifAI assumed.
Tell WeSimplifAI what it's about ("Q3 board update") and attach what you're summarizing. WeSimplifAI asks one focused follow-up — who is this for — because a board brief and a note to your own team come out differently. Then it writes from there.
With real sources attached, every figure and finding in the summary traces back to them. With nothing attached yet, WeSimplifAI says so outright — a short outline of what the summary will cover once sources exist — instead of writing something that merely sounds plausible.
Read the real thing, not a mockup — the published example above is the actual generated output, unedited.
Will summarize anything, instantly, however little you give it — a full report or three stray sentences, with the same confident tone.
Competes on refusing to guess — if there isn't enough real material yet, it tells you, instead of quietly producing something that reads fine and isn't true.
A summary doesn't do anything sitting in the tab you generated it in. Here's how it's meant to be used.
A quiet aside, not a pitch: the Next Steps above are action items, not just a recap — if what comes next is turning them into tracked, assigned work, WeSimplifAI also prepares project management boards for exactly that.
Start with what you already have. WeSimplifAI takes it from there.