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Upload a research paper and question it, with answers grounded in the document and tied to the page they came from.
AcademicGPT is a small web app for reading papers rather than writing them. You drop a PDF, it analyses that document, and answers cite the page the evidence came from instead of generalising, with canned checks such as pulling out the ethical considerations section. Onboarding asks whether you are a student, a researcher or in industry and adapts from there. The free plan carries 100 credits; Premium is $10 a month for 1,000 credits and Unlimited is $20 a month with no cap, billed through Stripe. The Stripe price identifiers date from mid-2023 and the interface has changed little since.
Free plan gives 100 credits; Premium $10/month for 1,000 credits; Unlimited $20/month with no usage limit. Billed via Stripe.
Use tool ↗Page-level grounding is the feature that matters here: an answer you can trace back to a specific page is checkable, which is the whole point when the source is a paper you will cite. It is also plainly a small 2023-era project, with no named vendor, no API and an interface that has not moved in a while.
Watch out: Page citations tell you where an answer came from, not that the answer is right; verify before quoting in your own work.
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