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I’d say this is one of the best chatbots I’ve used so far. The side-by-side comparison view is super handy for spotting bias and made-up, and the custom bots actually have decent memory, which is rare. Just a heads up: no image generation or voice mode. Other than that, it’s pretty solid.
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I’ve been using Collate to go through technical PDFs, and it’s been surprisingly handy. Summarizing docs and being able to ask questions directly saves me time, especially when I’m skimming through research or API references. No sign-ups, works offline, and everything stays on my device — which I appreciate.
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Great reader app that allows for importing many articles. I hope the interface can be made to look a bit better. 期待を込めて5星を。
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Decent if you have a bunch of highlights sitting in your kindle that you never go back to. It pulls them in and groups them by theme which is honestly more useful than I expected. Wish it worked better with PDFs though, that's where I do most of my reading and the import was a bit hit or miss for me. Still gonna keep using it for the kindle stuff.
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The OLD design gave me such nostalgia, i love it!!!!! 100 free tries per day is so good, really like please more!
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Chat with any PDF, ask questions, summarize and extract insights effortlessly.OpenThe maximum number of pdf pages for the free tier is 10, which is a bit small. Generally, I think people need this service for pdf documents over 50 pages or so. -
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I’m the developer of ClaviSay, and I’ve always struggled with learning foreign languages. But since I need to use them for work, I wondered if I could create an AI that would help me read more efficiently and save unfamiliar words—all while I’m actually reading content like BBC or Medium. Now I’ve made it happen—ClaviSay. All features are free, so feel free to use them as you like. You can also provide feedback at any time; ClaviSay offers a dedicated feedback channel. Thank you all.
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Good interface and easy to navigate. Could benefit by allowing users to add custom sections. Charges $10 to download after you've created it.
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Good to use even for free. Gives answers related directly to the info in the document, along with references to pages where it can be found. Also does well at analyzing graphs and charts
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Not bad, its freemium and the feature is good like private pdf and support OCR
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First week is free (hence 3 stars when it would have been 1 otherwise) then you have to pay £81 / year or £9 / month which for a light or occasional user is very expensive. There really needs to be a sensible ’document limit’ to back up the very good trial period.
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I like it. It answers simple questions accurately and by the book. The Ref (reference) page is not usually accurate though. I'll keep you updated on how it responds to complex questions.
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Way better than most Chat with PDF tools I tried
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Nice interface, but no good at PDF answers, especially tables data.
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Summarize academic papers simply with a PDF upload.Open
