SiteExplainer answers one question: what is this website for. It fetches the page, extracts the meaningful text and returns a short summary with the marketing language stripped out. Explanations live at siteexplainer.com followed by the URL, so each one is a permanent shareable page, and results are cached so a repeat request returns instantly.
The problem it solves is real and widely felt. A large share of software landing pages now open on an abstract promise – a platform for modern teams, the operating system for your data – and a visitor can read the whole page without learning what the product does. Grounding the summary in the page’s own text rather than its positioning is the entire trick.
Garlic AI runs it free with published rate limits and the source on GitHub. The output is only as good as the text on the page, which means a site that hides everything behind JavaScript or a video gets a thin summary, permanent cached pages go stale when the site they describe is rewritten, and it does one thing with no account, history or export around it.
