Your context. Your call.

Your AI
knows you.

Now use that knowledge
on your terms.

Bring your profile into Attention — and choose for yourself what to read. Based on your interests, not someone else’s algorithms.

A free reading companion for Chrome. No Attention account.

Somewhere in your chats

“I’m working on faster LLM inference.”

“I already know the software basics.”

“Help me understand GPU optimisation.”

Attention / Your profile001

There you are.

Your goal
Make LLM inference faster
Your interests
GPUs · Speculative decoding
You already know
Software development
Check it. Change it. Use it.In your hands
Illustrative profile. You review and edit the real one.

01 / Out of the chat

You supplied the context.
Take it with you.

Your work, interests and plans shouldn’t be useful only inside a conversation. Ask your assistant to turn what it knows into a profile you can use.

  1. 01

    Ask the assistant that knows you.

    Attention prepares a prompt. Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot or Perplexity.

  2. 02

    Bring the answer back.

    See your goals, interests and familiar topics together. Keep what fits. Change what doesn’t.

  3. 03

    Now protect your data.

    Choose a password. Your profile is saved in an encrypted vault in this browser.

Your assistant builds this from the context available to it. Attention doesn’t access your chat history or a hidden platform profile.

02 / Watch the context change hands

From “it knows me”
to “this works for me”.

Example profile · Real websites · Local evaluation · Steps shortened for this demo.

Open video ↗

03 / Back to the web. On your terms.

Your interests.
In the driver’s seat.

01

Before the click.

Hover over an article link for an early signal: does it look worth opening for you?

Probably skipProbably read
02

Inside the article.

Hover over its title for an assessment tied to your profile. Your current goal can change the picture.

“Is this useful to me, now?”

03

At the useful part.

Jump to selected passages with surrounding context. Tell Attention what you knew and what was new.

The point worth reading.
The explanation that makes it make sense.

A reading aid, not a verdict. Local matching can miss meaning. Optional AI analysis uses your own API key; you choose when to request it.

04 / In your hands means under your control

Your profile.
Your boundaries.

Keep, edit or delete your profile. Ordinary analysis runs in your browser. Your saved profile and reading data are encrypted locally with your password.

Readwise, Obsidian and browser history are optional. So is external AI. Syncing Readwise or requesting AI analysis sends the data needed for that action to the chosen service.

How your data is handled ↗

A note from the maker

“An article can be good and still not be what you need right now. That’s the idea I’m building Attention around.”

Aleksey Voloschuk — creator of Attention

Attention grew out of the ideas I explore in my book, After Labor and Capital: The Political Economy of the Transitional Period (OSF). It brings that work on the value of information into everyday reading: what is this information worth to you, right now?

An early product, shaped by real reading and feedback. Donations are optional.

The next move is yours.

Take your context.
Make your choice.

Add Attention to Chrome

Free · No Attention account · Bring a profile to get started.

Start with an assistant you already use.

Install Attention, open it, and choose your assistant. Follow the prompt, bring the reply back and review your profile before saving it.

You don’t need an API key to import a profile or use local evaluation.

Latest build: 0.30.2 · Manual installation

The film shows 0.30.2. Store updates follow a separate review schedule.

Download v0.30.2 (ZIP), unzip it, then open chrome://extensions. Switch on Developer mode, choose Load unpacked and select the attention-extension folder.

Updating a manual installation? Replace files in your existing extension folder and click Reload. A separate store installation does not transfer your local profile.

Release notes ↗