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Duck Typer🙏 263 karmaFeb 12, 2025@TheLibrarian.ioGreat tool! Was very helpful in content production -
Pay-as-you-go productivity. Meeting transcription at $0.25/hour, AI tasks, document search — noOpen
Kolva is a game changer! I use it almost every day and works every time! can't recommend it enough! I use it for every meeting. Give it go! -

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Great platform! Very impressed by the ability to combine documents to generate full research reports or extract data in large PDF files. -

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Honestly SurfSense is amazing, I use it almost every morning to get an mp3/podcast of my Gmail, Gcal and urgent Linear tickets so I know exactly what's going on that day. It's also insane for board games because I just throw the rulebooks in and share it with my friends so we can chat with the AI together to figure out how to play. And it is scarily good at untangling and explaining really complex rules when we encounter some weird situation! -

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The Zetane AI platform helps me and my small marketing team produce like a team ten times our size while maintaining high quality. I can research through giant threads of emails, messages and threads and gain insights citing the exact place the insights come from. It works great for organizing our tasks and keeping our team collaborating in one central space.
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Fabric is kind of like a combo of bookmarking/webclipper/summarizer/knowledgebase. Basically you can add information and it will auto organize it as well as let you chat with this information and search through it. It is not a “search engine tool” I wouldn’t say. Maybe you will be able to create a knowledge, base and information repository of everything relevant to you and be able to search through that information… But that is still different than a “search engine, tool” in my opinion. So far I think they are shooting for individuals and not enterprise users. Which is great because I have been wanting to find a product that will allow me to add information from PDFs, websites and videos and then be able to search/query/chat with that. But so many of the companies I have found that offer anything close to along these lines are developing knowledge bases with only company customers in mind. I get that that is where the money is, but Fabric appears to be for actual people to use. The product is definitely underdevelopment, and I have the TestFlight of their iOS app. I wouldn’t say the app is perfect yet or anything, but they are actively developing it, and some of their ideas are changing and evolving not just minor changes to their user interface. I am using Fabric and Mem at the same time and I will be interested to see which turns put to be more for me. Definitely check it out if you have not already done so they have the opportunity to make an extremely useful tool and kind of even changing the way individuals think about storing/accessing information important to them.
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A very simple-to-use, yet very powerful app. It made my work so much easier, my scanned and downloaded files are no longer a mess.
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docAnalyzer has been rebuilt around a bigger idea: you leave with files, not just an answer. When we first launched, docAnalyzer was a way to chat with your documents. Now the answer is the start. Ask across hundreds of sources and the workspace builds what you need out of that work: a report, a spreadsheet, a slide deck you can download and reuse. What’s new: - Chat to deliverable: compose answers into PDF, Word, Excel, slides, charts, and diagrams, and reuse any output in a later turn. - A workspace, not a chat box: outputs build across turns instead of resetting. - Workflows are now agentic: they run multiple rounds of search and read across your whole library instead of a single pass, with new ones added like SEO metadata and a Humanizer. - Three chat modes, one engine: a new Ask docAnalyzer mode plans and runs work across your whole workspace, alongside Focus chat (deep analysis on a chosen dataset) and Co-work chat (shape a draft in a canvas). - A rebuilt interface, with visibility into what the agent is doing while it works. If you knew docAnalyzer as “chat with your documents,” it is worth another look. The Community plan is free, and your first session is ready in about 30 seconds.
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👋 Hey, I'm the founder of Flowova! We built this because we were tired of spending hours dragging boxes in traditional flowchart tools. A few things you might not know: - Works with anything — text, images, PDFs, Word, PPT, Excel, even photos of whiteboard sketches - 40+ themes designed for presentations - Full Mermaid code support for developers Happy to answer any questions! 🚀
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Didn't really do the graphs that i thought it would do. Good for simple graphs, like for a presentation
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Highly recommend it for anyone dealing with high-volume document processing. Simplifies the process of extracting data from multiple PDFs into clean, accurate spreadsheets.
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Search real papers and write literature reviews without AI hallucinations.Open
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Chain AI tasks with no-code into workflows for chatbots, video, documents, andOpenThis tool removes all of the prep work of getting an LLM API endpoint running. I can try out ideas quickly and see within minutes whether an endpoint concept actually works. And when it does, moving it into a production app is about as easy as it gets.
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HIPAA-compliant AI that secures, summarizes, and streamlines healthcare workflows.OpenI Had a chance to use Hathr... Great tool... healthcare compilance can be tricky.. They solved it...
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Hey Michael 🙂 Thanks for the honest feedback , and I totally understand where you're coming from. We recently added the tutorial to help new users understand the app quickly, but we hear you , we’ll look into making it optional. Also, just to clarify: we do offer a free plan! You should be able to create and preview documents without paying. If you ran into any issues, please reach out to us at [email protected] , we’d be happy to give you extra free credits and make things right. We’d love the chance to turn that 2⭐️ into a 5⭐️ , and your input helps us get better. Appreciate you giving it a shot! Best, The Writedoc.ai Team
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OpenAthennian is a tidy hub for entity records, officers, filings and org charts. Alerts keep annual returns and registrations on schedule, and exports help with partner updates. Not a case research tool, more a corporate housekeeping system, so pair with your legal research stack.
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Took me a minute to get the first really good workflow done but I definitely see the value. Keep going on this one and I’ll keep sending feedback.
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Creates eloquent articled and paragraphs, even able to receive context or instructions for each paragraph itself. You also get 25 free credits, which means about 25 individual generations, enough for at least one or two articles. Thank you for those!
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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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Played around with this a bit — the benchmarking and evaluation side feels especially useful for teams testing multiple models at scale.
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OK, it says "FREE" and "NO Pricing," and yet some tools are available only to "Premium users?" If that's not misleading, I don't know what's "free" any longer! Oh, yes, the air, thank God, but maybe soon they'll start selling it as well ;-) THX
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AI-powered research assistant for diverse content analysis.Open
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This is a pretty cool, easy to use tool for getting fresh ideas and getting your notes moving when you're stuck. It gives helpful suggestions and lets you customize stuff easily. Overall it's more about sparking inspiration than handling everything from start to finish.
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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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It is useful for when you are in the project manager and you have to do certain tasks.
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Without a doubt Petal is the most comprehensively helpful ai for analysing, comparing and paraphrasing multiple papers or websites etc. it’s table feature totally rocks for gathering citations and will answer you]r questions in a table containing your choice of docs - it then mines each uploaded doc for answers to your questions. The multi-doc lit review writer it’s very cool once you get the hang of it’s. Honestly, there are so many things to love in this ai - I’m truly surprised it’s isn’t more widely used … it mines your documents thoroughly and finds all kinds of helpful insights. I use it by preference.
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AI-powered platform streamlines university admissions with automated evaluation.Open
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Good tool, i'm impressed of the quality of its result for such an early version. I'll be waiting on a newer version; as it is now, you can't give it a starting point, nor your own draft to analyze and continue writing on.
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A knowledge base that doesn’t tie to revenue impact (less churn / faster onboarding) often sits unused -> ~20–30% drop in retention vs teams that quantify value. What metric are you using to prove Userdoc moves revenue, not just pages?
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