Read. Question. Discuss.Your library

Read EveryThing · source-aware critical reading

The article.
Your questions.

Keep a readable article’s structure and media together, with clearly labelled AI commentary and a link your friends can open.

1 · Find

Paste a URL or choose a newspaper and headline.

2 · Capture

Open the article in desktop Chrome and use RET Page Lens.

3 · Discuss

Review your edition, then create a sharing link.

Start with an article

Anyone can paste a URL to open a current shared review. New editions are prepared by the owner.

An edition already captured here opens immediately. A new subscription article needs the readable Chrome page; a URL does not carry your subscription or the article’s full design.

Choose a newspaper and headline instead

This is a dated research sample, not a live news feed. Open newspaper for current headlines ↗

Ask about an article

Send an article URL and your question to the owner’s RET inbox. An existing shared review can be returned immediately. New research needs owner preparation; Camden retrieval is not automated.

Send URLs and questions only—no passwords, PINs or personal details. Conversations expire after seven days; expired messages are cleared when a new request arrives. They are visible to the owner and anyone holding the conversation link. This demo allows fifteen new requests per UTC day in total and up to twelve messages per conversation.

Conversations saved on this device

Bring the rendered page into RET

In desktop Chrome, open the article you can read, click RET Page Lens, review the capture, then choose Open reviewed capture in RET. Return here and load that capture.

Get Chrome extension

Chrome extensions run on desktop Chrome/Edge. On Android and iPhone, open editions already captured on the desktop, or import a capture file. RET does not transfer passwords or cookies.

Your captured editions

Open the Times example

Your saved zombie-tag article is already available, with the original Times player and passage-level commentary.

Open Times critical edition

Camden library resources

Open Camden’s digital library ↗

RET does not currently connect your library account. Library access stays with Camden and its providers. This catalogue keeps RET reviews and original URLs; it does not cache NewsBank article text.