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AI chat assistant with real-time web search, file uploads, and conversation history for everyday questions.
Xdash is a web-based AI assistant that combines chat with real-time search: users ask a question and it synthesizes an answer from multiple sources with citations, similar to other AI answer engines. The current site frames it more broadly as a productivity assistant, letting users upload files into a conversation and search past chats, a shift from earlier third-party coverage that described it purely as a real-time search engine. It offers both a web app and a developer API with Python and JavaScript SDKs. The founder, Eissa Hatem, built it as an alternative to keyword-based search.
Third-party aggregator lists pay-per-use and subscription pricing from $0 to about $15/month; no pricing was visible directly on the current homepage.
Use tool ↗Xdash sits in the answer-engine category, search plus synthesis plus citations, but its own homepage now reads more like a general chat assistant with file upload than the search-first pitch used in earlier coverage, which makes it hard to say exactly what the current product emphasizes without testing it directly. The API option is a real differentiator for anyone wanting to build search on top of it rather than just use the web app.
Watch out: The product appears to have shifted positioning since earlier third-party reviews were written; verify current features directly before assuming it still works as a pure search engine.
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