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Harman🙏 53 karmaApr 29, 2025@CollateI’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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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. - Spotlight: Notis (Personal assistant)
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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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This is the first slide creator I found that actually creates an outline, and nice looking slides with images. The one negative/con is it takes yoursubject and title and generates an outline, but it doesn't allow you to put in your own outline
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These are garbage there are 1000s of these fake free PDF editors. They don’t work and just waste everyones time.
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Highly recommended. It saves a lot of time. Their PDF chat feature is very user-friendly.
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There is no way to tell how good this AI Text to MP3 service is without paying up front. Maybe it's good, maybe it's not.
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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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Really simple approach - you select the part of the page you want the summary to be inserted, add a question to the article or it just sticks to the prompt you defined (even the standard prompt is a fun inspiration - never thought about letting the AI read an article from the angle of my professional background or let it build fun analogies for even the darkest articles). I use it to send articles from website directly to my Kindle - so you can basically read AI summarized articles on Kindle. Of course it could be extended but with the basic features it does the job.
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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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