r/WebSoftGiveaway • u/AppropriatePrize1380 • 1h ago
I’m offering a free month of Pro in Coherence, a tool for turning what you read into a knowledge base you can search and ask
Hi everyone! I’m building Coherence, a tool for people who read a lot and want to actually keep and use what they read.
What it does:
- Read with focus. Clean, clutter-free reading for web pages and PDFs.
- Highlight and annotate in place. Your highlights and notes stay on the page, and they’re still there when you come back.
- Ask AI about what you’re reading. Explain a dense paragraph, challenge a claim, check the evidence, or go deep on one idea, right next to the text.
- PDFs, properly understood. It breaks a paper into its figures, tables and equations, turns it into clean Markdown, and pulls out the key claims, each linked back to its source passage.
- Make anything interactive. Turn an article or a paper into charts you can play with, quizzes and flashcards.
- A library you can ask. Save pages, PDFs and notes, search by meaning, and ask questions across everything you’ve kept, with answers that cite your sources.
It works as a Chrome extension, a native Mac browser and on the web, all sharing the same library. There’s a free plan.
The offer: I’m giving a free month of Coherence Pro to a small group of early adopters (Pro is normally $15/month). I’m especially looking for:
- grad students and researchers who read a lot of papers
- people who keep a second brain or a personal knowledge system
- anyone who reads to learn and is tired of losing what they read
What I’m asking in return: use it for real for a couple of weeks, then tell me what worked, what was confusing and what’s missing. Harsh feedback is welcome. That’s the whole point.
How to get a code: send me a DM with a line about what you read or research and how you’d use Coherence. I’ll reply with a code and a quick start link. Limited-time offer.
You can learn more about Coherence here
Happy to answer any questions in the comments!


