Shisui Support

One page for each link you save

Share a link from any app and Shisui reads it for you. The page it makes starts with a summary, so you can decide whether the original is worth your time.

Coming to the App Store iPhone · iOS 18 or later

Shisui’s page for a saved video about attention in transformers: the cover, title, channel and a summary.
A video, with the summary at the top.
Shisui’s page for a four-day Kyoto foliage guide: numbered places on a map, listed by day.
A travel guide, with its places on a map and listed by day.
Shisui’s page for a saved article, with Summary and Original tabs, a summary and key points.
An article: summary and key points, with the original a tap away.

Saving

Save from the share menu in any app, or paste a link. While saving, you can pick a collection, add tags and write a note.

Shisui reads the link and organizes it in the background, so you don’t need to keep the app open. If you’d like to watch, the analysis screen shows each step: what was read, and how long it took.

The Save to Shisui sheet, with a collection, tags and a note.
Saving from the share menu of another app.
The analysis screen listing each step, such as getting subtitles, with the time each took.
The analysis screen, step by step.

Reading

After the summary, each page follows the content: timestamped chapters for a video, places sorted by day for a travel guide, the key points of a long article. You can switch to the original text at any time.

Places from a guide can be saved to Maps all at once. Dates can go to Calendar, and you can set a reminder.

Sharing only screenshots works too; Shisui recognizes the text in them. If a page can’t be read, you can upload screenshots, paste the text or fill it in yourself. And if you edit a title, summary, cover or details, you can lock your version so it isn’t replaced when the item is analyzed again.

Finding it again

Search covers titles, summaries, notes, tags and authors, so remembering one detail is usually enough. You can filter your library by videos, image posts, posts and articles, or show only what you haven’t read.

Collections group saved links the way you think about them, like travel plans or watch later.

Search results for “maple”, showing a saved post about a fall foliage route in Kyoto.
Searching “maple” finds the fall foliage post.
The Collections tab with six collections, such as Watch later and Travel plans, each shown as a stack of covers.
Collections, each shown as a stack of covers.

Your data

Your library stays on your devices and in your own iCloud. With sync on, it syncs across your devices. We can’t see it.

To analyze an item, Shisui sends that item’s content through Shisui’s servers to a third-party generative AI service. The servers only pass it along and don’t keep it. Shisui asks for your permission before the first analysis, and you can turn analysis off in Settings at any time.

Shisui reads only the individual links you save, at normal browsing frequency. There are no ads, and no third-party analytics or tracking. You can export your whole library as Markdown or JSON. The Privacy Policy has the details.

Price

Shisui has one subscription. It renews monthly and costs US$4.99 a month in the United States; the App Store shows the price for your country or region before you buy. There’s no free version or trial, and signing in with Apple is required.

Payment is charged to your Apple Account, and you can manage or cancel the subscription in your Apple Account settings. Details are in the Terms of Use.

Languages

Shisui is available in English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, and writes summaries in the language you choose. It supports Dark Mode.

Questions

The Support page answers common questions. You can also write to herrys@another-startup.com.