18 verified tools
Conversing with uploaded documents.
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Chat with PDFs, Word files, websites, and YouTube videos, then get sourced answers instead of skimming.
Chats with uploaded PDFs to summarize, answer questions, translate, and turn sections into mind maps.
Lets you upload a PDF and ask it questions in any language, with a free tier capped at 2 short PDFs a day.
Free Mac app that chats with your PDFs on-device and links every answer back to the page
Ask questions across a set of documents at once, including scanned ones, and keep them in a reusable knowledge base.
Chat, summarize, and translate PDF, Word, and PowerPoint files inside a browser or mobile app.
Google's source-grounded notebook: ask questions of your own PDFs, docs and videos with citations
Upload documents, audio and video into one library, then ask questions across all of it
Desktop app that indexes local files so AI agents like Claude or ChatGPT can search them.
Summarizes YouTube videos, webpages, and PDFs, then answers follow-up questions about them.
Turns documents, databases, and websites into a searchable knowledge base with cited answers.
Chat with uploaded PDFs for summaries and answers, sold as a single $2.99 monthly plan.
Open-source web app for asking questions about an uploaded PDF, built on Together AI and vector search.
Upload documents and query several at once, with answers that point back at the passage they came from.
Ask questions across PDFs, audio files, web pages and YouTube videos and get answers with sources
Chat with large PDF collections and get answers with the source passage cited back
Photograph an official letter and get it explained in your own language — now sold as custom AI builds
Chat with your PDFs and documents, with reusable per-document agents, OCR and answers tied to the source.
