Hey, I'm Alber
Solo founder and self-taught learner
I built Summiz because I was drowning in content and overwhelmed by FOMO; once I'd spent a while learning about a topic, most podcasts and videos I found just repeated what I'd already covered.
I needed a way to quickly find the nuggets worth my time, or confidently skip ahead.
I'm an LLM engineer who started tinkering with language models in 2017, got a PhD in NLP, and freelanced full-time with LLMs. It paid well, but I felt I had to build a product with one goal: help people like me make sense of the flood of online content.
That product is Summiz, a tool to compress information and surface only what's really valuable. Whether it's a 3-hour podcast or a 20-minute video, Summiz helps you decide if it's worth your time. If not, you skip. If yes, you go deep (efficiently).
- Filter fast so you only open what deserves your attention
- Extract what matters and leave the filler behind
- Save time you can spend learning instead of skimming
+500 people are already using Summiz. I don't raise funding, and I don't do buzzwords. I'm building a product I use every day, and if you're overwhelmed by content, you must try it too.