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Multi-format library and reading
Manage PDFs, EPUB books, Word files, Markdown, web links, videos, podcasts, and recordings in one searchable workspace with table view, file tags, folders, and recent-reading filters.
Core capabilities
A complete workspace for source material
Pemo brings the tools you normally split across readers, translators, AI chat, transcription apps, and note tools into one place.
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Document translation and bilingual reading
Translate PDFs, EPUBs, reports, and saved web pages while keeping the original material close for comparison and annotation.
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Paper summaries, AI Q&A, and mind maps
Ask questions beside the source, extract claims and evidence, generate structured summaries, and turn dense material into a map you can revisit.
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Annotation, notes, and knowledge organization
Highlight, comment, bookmark, and keep notes connected to the source so reading becomes reusable knowledge.
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Text-to-speech for reading on the go
Turn selected passages, chapters, and prepared notes into natural audio for review, language learning, or commute listening.
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Video transcription, subtitles, and dubbing prep
Convert videos, podcasts, and recordings into timed transcripts, translated subtitles, summaries, and voiceover-ready scripts.
Unified library
Keep documents and media in one searchable workspace
Store reading files, links, notes, videos, and recordings together. From the home page, open View All to browse everything in a table, add file tags, and filter by tag, file type, folder, or recent reading time.
- Supports PDF, EPUB, Word, Markdown, web links, and media files
- Switch from home cards to table browsing with search, tags, folders, and file-type filters
- Useful for research, study, writing, and project review
Paper download
Find and download papers from Arxiv
Search Arxiv by field, keyword, category, and update time, then download papers directly into your reading workflow.
- Browse papers by computer science categories and keywords
- Check title, authors, abstract, update time, and classification
- Download papers directly for translation, summary, and notes
Bilingual reading
Compare original and translated text while you read
Use bilingual reading for papers, reports, manuals, and EPUB books. Keep the original nearby, mark important passages, and continue with notes without switching tools.
- Works for papers, reports, manuals, books, and long documents
- Keeps translation, highlights, bookmarks, and notes in one view
- Helpful when terms and citations need to stay traceable
AI summaries and Q&A
Ask about the source and save useful answers
Summarize papers and long documents, ask follow-up questions, extract key ideas, and turn useful answers into notes.
- Create summaries, outlines, key points, and follow-up questions
- Keep AI answers grounded beside the current source
- Reduce copy-paste between reader, chat, and notes
Notes
Keep reading notes connected to the source
Write and review notes beside the material you are reading. Notes, generated outlines, and visual structures stay close to the document instead of living in a separate app.
- Create notes from reading, summaries, and AI answers
- Keep note lists, source documents, and visual maps in one workspace
- Review ideas later without losing the original context
Mind maps
See the structure of long material before deep reading
Turn books, papers, and long reports into a visual map of themes, chapters, arguments, and relationships.
- Useful for books, course material, white papers, and strategy docs
- Move between map-level structure and source-level reading
- Review long material without losing the big picture
Audio and video
Turn spoken content into transcripts, subtitles, and scripts
Import videos, podcasts, or recordings, then work with searchable timestamped text for review, translation, subtitles, and voiceover preparation.
- Useful for course videos, interviews, demos, and podcasts
- Timed transcript segments make review and translation easier
- Prepare subtitle text, summaries, and voiceover scripts
How it works
A simple path from source to output
The workflow stays plain: bring material in, choose the result you need, work beside the source, and keep the output for later.
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Import
Add PDFs, EPUBs, Word files, links, Markdown, videos, podcasts, or recordings.
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Choose
Pick the task: translate, summarize, ask, listen, map, transcribe, or prepare subtitles.
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Work
Read or review beside the source so decisions stay grounded in the original material.
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Reuse
Keep notes, maps, transcripts, and summaries inside the same project library.