Private by design · 100% on-device

Any web page,
clean Markdown.

Structure Text turns any web page into clean, LLM-ready Markdown — and it all happens on your iPhone or iPad. Share from Safari, paste a URL, or describe a photo. Nothing you read or convert is ever sent to us.

Coming soon to the App Store See how it works

Works like your browser — but nothing you read or convert leaves your device. No account, no cloud, no tracking.

Version 1.0 · Coming soon to the App Store

Structure Text home screen: a URL field, a Structure this page button, Describe a photo, and a list of recent conversions.

What it does

Clean, readable text from anything on the web

The web is full of menus, banners, popups and ads. Structure Text strips all of that away and hands back just the content — as tidy Markdown you can paste into notes, docs, or any AI assistant.

Main entry point

Share from Safari

On any page, tap Share → Structure Text. It converts the page Safari already rendered — instantly, and offline. This is the fastest way in.

Paste a URL

Prefer to start in the app? Paste any link and Structure Text fetches the page and structures it for you.

Describe a photo

A secondary feature: hand it a photo and on-device Vision plus the model write a plain-language description you can keep.

Keeps the structure that matters

A readability-style parser preserves the real shape of the page — not a wall of text.

Three output formats

Switch the output to whatever your next step needs.

Markdown default
JSON structured
Raw text plain

How it works

Three deterministic stages — no AI in the core

From the Safari share sheet to finished Markdown, a single readability-style pipeline does the work. It's deterministic: the same page always produces the same Markdown.

Open any page in Safari

A news article, a docs page, a recipe — whatever you're reading.
Tap Share → Structure Text

Pick Structure Text from the share sheet, right where you already are.
Get clean Markdown

It converts the page Safari already rendered — instantly, and offline.

Inside the conversion

1

Render the page

It works with the fully rendered page — the same one you see in the browser, scripts and all — so dynamic content isn't lost.
2

Extract the main content

A readability-style parser finds the real article and strips nav, ads, banners, and clutter.
3

Convert to Markdown

The cleaned structure becomes tidy Markdown — headings, lists, links, quotes, code, and tables intact.

Every stage runs on your device. As the app puts it during a conversion: “Processing on device · nothing sent to a server.”

Structure Text running its pipeline: Rendered page, Extracting main content, Converting to markdown — with the note 'Processing on device · nothing sent to a server.'

Privacy

Your page content never leaves your device.

The conversion pipeline and the optional on-device model run entirely locally. Nothing you convert is uploaded — no account, no cloud, no analytics, no tracking.

The app's only network activity is loading the page you asked for and its favicon, fetched from that site's own origin — exactly like a browser, and never sent to us or any third party.

In plain terms: it works like your browser — but nothing you read or convert is ever sent to us.

No account

Use it the moment you install. There's no sign-up, no login, no profile.
No cloud

The conversion runs on your device. There's no server doing the work — and nothing to upload.
No analytics, no tracking

No third-party SDKs, no telemetry, no fingerprinting. We don't measure what you read.
On-device history

Recent conversions are stored only on your device and are never synced anywhere.
Browser-like network

The only requests are for the page you asked for and its favicon — from that site's own origin.
Deterministic

The same page always yields the same Markdown. No model in the loop, no surprises.

On-device AI

Optional intelligence — still on your device

Structure Text can use Apple's Foundation Models framework — a small model that runs on your iPhone or iPad — to add a few helpful touches. It's an enhancement, never the structural core. Markdown conversion never uses AI.

Article summaries

A quick TL;DR plus the key points, so you can grasp a long page at a glance.
Content rescue

When deterministic extraction struggles on an awkward page, the model helps recover the readable content.
Guided JSON extraction

Pull structured data into a JSON shape you define — handy for feeding other tools.

An article in Structure Text with an on-device summary: a short overview followed by key bullet points, generated locally.

Honest about the limits

It's a small (~3B-parameter) on-device model — capable, but not a frontier cloud model.
It works with limited context, so very long pages are summarized, not memorized.
It runs on demand to protect your battery — not constantly in the background.
It requires Apple Intelligence. Where that isn't available, the AI features hide or degrade gracefully.