Analyze any page from your browser

A browser extension and a bookmarklet, both talking to this server and saving into your library.

Browser extension Chrome · Edge · Brave · Firefox

  1. Download the extension (.zip) and unzip it.
  2. Chrome / Edge / Brave: open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, click Load unpacked and choose the folder.
    Firefox (115+): open about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox → Load Temporary Add-on… → pick manifest.json.
  3. Log in and create an API token, then open the extension's settings and paste it. The server address https://reasonably.co is already filled in.

What it does: analyze the current page (sending the page as you see it, so paywalled and logged-in pages work), only the selected text, or a link from the right-click menu; shows progress for long documents; shows whether you've analyzed a page before; optional toolbar badge with the quality score. Your token is stored locally in the browser and sent only to this server.

Bookmarklet no install

Drag a button to your bookmarks bar. Click it on any page to open a confirmation page here — nothing is analyzed until you press Analyze.

➜ Analyze this page ➜ Analyze (send page content)

Analyze this page sends only the address (this server fetches the page). Send page content sends what your browser rendered, for paywalled or logged-in pages; a few sites block it with a strict security policy — use the first one there. You'll be asked to log in if needed.

Use the API yourself

curl -X POST https://reasonably.co/api/analyze \\
  -H "Authorization: Bearer aa_…" -H "Content-Type: application/json" \\
  -d '{"url": "https://example.com/article"}'

Also: {"html": "…", "url": "…"} or {"text": "…"} to send content directly, GET /api/lookup?url=…, GET /api/jobs/<id>, GET /api/me. See the README for the full reference.