About everytldr

everytldr helps readers follow news originally written in languages they do not read.

The service collects non-Korean source articles from external publishers, generates AI summaries in supported languages, classifies each article into a product-defined category, and links back to the original source. The goal is not to replace original reporting. everytldr is designed to help readers decide what deserves deeper reading.

Why the name

The name joins "every" with "TL;DR", the internet shorthand for "too long; didn't read" — the short version that comes before the long one. That is what the service does: every story arrives as a TL;DR summary first, with the full original one click away. It is also written as "every tldr" or "everytl;dr".

What we provide

• AI-generated summaries in Korean and English
• Article lists and detail pages for quick scanning
• Source links and publisher attribution for every article
• Lightweight anonymous discussion through likes and threaded comments

How to read summaries

Summaries are brief by design. They may omit nuance, background, later corrections, or updates from the original source. For important decisions, always open and read the linked source article.

Editorial approach

everytldr stores and displays summaries and article metadata, not full copyrighted article bodies. Summaries should preserve the source article's core facts, attribution, and topic context while staying concise and easy to scan.

Contact

• General feedback and questions: email [email protected]
• Publishers and rights holders: to request a correction, an attribution fix, or removal of a summary that links to your article, email [email protected]. These requests are handled with priority.
• Bug reports: open an issue on the project repository