Waverly works by using its AI technology to analyze the user's reading patterns and preferences, which it then uses to curate personalized reading lists. The app also has a built-in AI-powered text summarization feature that allows users to quickly get an overview of long articles or documents.

Here are 10 alternatives to Waverly:

Pocket: This app allows users to save articles, videos, and other content to read later. It also has features like tagging and searching for easy organization.

Instapaper: Similar to Pocket, Instapaper lets users save articles to read later, with added features like speed reading and text-to-speech.

Readwise: This app helps users retain information from what they read by sending daily email summaries and creating flashcards based on the user's reading history.

Reabble: A minimalist app for reading RSS feeds, Reabble provides users with a distraction-free reading experience.

ReadKit: A Mac app that allows users to read and manage their reading list, with features like bookmark syncing and customizable themes.

Feedly: A popular RSS reader that allows users to follow their favorite websites and blogs, with features like article sharing and team collaboration.

Medium: A platform that allows users to discover and read articles on a variety of topics, with features like customizable reading preferences and bookmarking.

Scribd: An online library that allows users to access a wide range of books, audiobooks, and other documents for a monthly subscription fee.

Blinkist: A platform that provides users with summaries of non-fiction books, allowing them to quickly get the key takeaways without reading the entire book.

Flipboard: A social news app that curates content from around the web based on the user's interests, with features like personalized magazines and social sharing.