Omphalis is a comprehension environment for everything you save to read, watch, or listen to. Drop in an article, a PDF, a podcast, or a video, and it becomes one clean, readable page: the clutter cleared, the structure surfaced, and the dense terms and hard parts explained where they earn it. Read it, or listen to it in a natural voice with your place kept. What you highlight and mark stays, so the pieces you save become a library you actually return to instead of a pile you avoid.
It is built for people whose saved reading piles up faster than they can get through it: researchers, students, and serious readers. The goal is simple: finish and understand what you save, not skim past it.
What Omphalis is not: not a summarizer that reads things for you, not a chat box for your files, and not just text to speech. The work of understanding stays yours.
Highlights:
Clean reading from articles, PDFs, EPUBs, Word docs, YouTube, and podcasts
The shape of a long piece surfaced as its key moments, so dense material stays navigable
Short, high-precision notes that define, expand, or source the hard parts
Natural-voice narration with your place kept, plus follow-along transcripts for podcasts and video
Highlights and marks that build into a library you return to
Connections that quietly surface how the things you keep relate over time