Just the article please

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Just the article, please.

Just the headline, please and thank you.

The name of this tool doubles as the headline, capturing a familiar frustration anyone who has attempted to read an article online understands: ads, popups, ads, autoplay videos, ads, newsletter gates, ads.

The brand, design, positioning, and copy are all laser-focused. Form and function are perfectly aligned, so that the way the product looks is the way the product works. There is no room for confusion or misdirection.

It’s almost impossible to land on this page and then not test the product.

Why this H1 works:


  • Expresses the user’s exact frustration

    reads like something you’ve said out loud before

  • Strips away any complications

    no mention of parsing, formatting, or what’s under the hood — simplicity reflecting the tool’s outputs

  • Conversational tone

    the conventional, natural phrasing makes it human and relatable

  • Precision audience-targeting

    If you don’t get it immediately, you wouldn’t have used the product anyway. But if you do get it, you really get it

I wanted a super-simple way to read articles without getting bombarded with all the cruft on media sites. Sure, there's reader mode, but this also allows people to share just the article.

founder Jonathan Myers

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