Yoten turns any book — or appliance manual — you own into clear key points, in minutes

ASHIYA, Japan - July 15, 2026 - PRLog -- NONBIND, an independent software developer, has launched Yoten (要点, "the key points") on the App Store: an iOS app
that turns the books and documents you already own into quick, structured summaries. Scan a paper book with your camera, or import a PDF, EPUB, or
text file, and Yoten's AI distills it into the gist, key takeaways, chapter highlights, and action steps — then lets you chat with the summary.

Unlike catalog-based summary apps that only cover popular titles, Yoten works with any book or document you own — including niche and technical
titles, non-English books, and even the printed manual for a new appliance or gadget.

People buy more books than they can read, and the titles that matter most are often missing from pre-made catalogs. The same is true for documents: a
thick appliance manual buries the key steps and cautions across dozens of pages. Yoten removes that limit — if you own it, you can summarize it.

Scanning is hands-free with on-device OCR and automatic page detection, and long scans can be paused and resumed. Privacy is built in: text is
processed only to create the summary and is never stored on NONBIND's servers; camera scans are processed on the device. Summaries follow the device
language (English or Japanese).

Yoten is available now on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. The first summary is free; monthly plans start at ¥400. AI summaries are for convenience
and may be imperfect; verify important details against the original.

About NONBIND: an independent developer building focused, privacy-respecting tools. https://non-bind.com

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