Kome
Kome is an all-in-one AI knowledge extension for Chrome, Edge, Opera, Brave, and Arc. It summarizes articles, webpages, news, and YouTube videos, manages self-organizing bookmarks, composes emails and tweets from bookmarked content, and extracts emails and color palettes with one click. It claims to improve reading speed by 3x with a single click.
What is Kome?
Kome is an all-in-one AI browser extension for knowledge management, combining an AI-powered summarizer, a bookmark manager, and AI-assisted writing in one toolbar. The summarizer instantly summarizes articles, webpages, news, and YouTube videos, claiming to improve reading speed by 3x with a single click. The bookmark manager captures and stores any piece of content from any website, with search and easy access, and bookmarks self-organize as they accumulate. Smart Compose uses the user's bookmarks to generate emails, tweets, and blog posts with AI. The extension also includes utility tools such as extracting all email addresses from a page in under a second and extracting color palettes from any website for saving in a preferred format, plus a search tool for URLs. Kome works across Chrome, Edge, Opera, Brave, and Arc, and is distributed through the Chrome Web Store where it holds a 5-star rating. Pricing is freemium: a Free plan with 5 summary credits per month covering website, article, news, YouTube, and PDF summarization plus self-organizing bookmarks, compose, and extraction tools, and a Premium plan at $5.99 per month with 200 summary credits, priority support, and savings of up to 25 hours per month. Users can join directly from the homepage with monthly billing and cancel anytime. The extension's interface is designed for one-click actions from any webpage, and the rating of 5 out of 5 stars on the Chrome Web Store reflects positive user reception. Kome's bookmark system captures any piece of content from any website, and the search tool helps users locate saved URLs quickly. For writers, the compose feature generates emails, tweets, and blog posts from saved bookmarks, and for researchers, the PDF and YouTube summarization cover the most common long-form content formats. The Premium plan's 200 summary credits support regular daily use, and the platform emphasizes cancel-anytime flexibility with no commitment.
Kome Core Features
AI-powered summarizer
Instant summaries of articles, webpages, news, and YouTube videos
Bookmark manager
Capture and store any content with search and self-organization
Smart Compose
Generate emails, tweets, and blog posts from bookmarked content
YouTube summarization
Summarize video content without watching in full
PDF summarization
Extract key points from PDF documents
Email extraction
Copy all email addresses from a page in under a second
Color palette extraction
Save color palettes from any website in your preferred format
Multi-browser support
Works on Chrome, Edge, Opera, Brave, and Arc
Who is Kome for?
Kome is built for knowledge workers, researchers, students, and content creators who consume a lot of web content and want to save and reuse it efficiently. Researchers and analysts use the AI summarizer to skim articles and reports three times faster. Students use it to summarize readings and YouTube lectures and bookmark key sources for essays. Content creators and writers use Smart Compose to generate emails, tweets, and blog outlines from their saved bookmarks. Productivity-minded professionals use the bookmark manager to capture and search any content from any website instead of losing track of useful pages. News readers use summaries to stay informed without reading every article in full. Digital marketers use the email extraction and color palette tools for research and design tasks. Anyone who hoards tabs and links benefits from the self-organizing bookmark system. Journalists use the summarizer and bookmarking to track sources and quotes, while digital marketers extract emails and palettes for outreach and design research. Browsing-heavy professionals and students use the self-organizing bookmarks to replace scattered tab hoarding, and multilingual readers benefit from summarization of foreign-language pages. Academic researchers use the PDF and YouTube summarization to screen sources before deep reading, and busy professionals use the compose feature to turn saved reading into outgoing communication without starting from a blank page.
Kome Use Cases
Summarize a long research article to capture key points in seconds
Summarize YouTube lectures and tutorials for study notes
Bookmark and organize useful pages across a research project
Compose a tweet or email from bookmarks you saved earlier
Extract all emails from a directory page for outreach
Save color palettes from competitor websites for design reference
Skim news articles 3x faster to stay informed during the day
Kome Pros and Cons
Pros
- Free plan with real monthly credits for everyday use
- One extension covers summarizing, bookmarking, and writing
- Self-organizing bookmarks reduce manual folder management
- 5-star Chrome Web Store rating with positive user reviews
Cons
- Free plan limited to 5 summary credits, requiring Premium for regular use
- Summarization quality varies for complex or technical documents
- Only available as a browser extension, not a standalone app
FAQ About Kome
Kome Pricing
Freemium: Free with 5 summary credits; Premium $5.99/month with 200 summary credits, compose, extraction, and priority support.
Check official pricingFree
5 summary credits, bookmarks, compose, email and color extraction
Premium
200 summary credits, priority support, saves up to 25 hours a month
