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Useful stuff....

a bit slow but better than other chat pdf interfaces, but credits usage is quite limited

DocuAnalyzer is fast, accurate, and incredibly easy to use. It distilled complex documents into clear insights in seconds and saved me hours. Highly recommend for anyone who needs reliable document analysis.

Great tool. I like their free AI slogan generator. You don't even need to sign up to use it. I made a video on it recently https://youtu.be/ApK-UHMGKDM

love how it turns messy notes into something usable. it’s not perfect, but it’s made me way less afraid of starting big projects.

Honestly a game changer. It connects all my notes and helps me spot what I still need to learn.

DocAnalyzer has proven itself to be a powerful and intellectually accurate tool for analyzing complex academic and philosophical texts. Its ability to work with highly abstract categories—epistemological, gnoseological, and pedagogical concepts—without losing the logical structure and internal coherence of the argument is particularly impressive. What is particularly valuable is that the system preserves academic style, correctly cites sources, builds arguments, and distinguishes between normative and descriptive levels of analysis. This makes it a tool not only for automatic referencing, but also for methodological support of scientific work — from conceptualization to systematic synthesis!

Super handy for condensing chapters and articles into quick summaries and question prompts - saves me hours every week

This tool makes it easy to dump in case notes, statutes, and templates, then pull back quick summaries. Feels like having a paralegal who never gets tired.

Helps me stash city legends, interviews and photo notes in one place.

is great for dropping in long docs and pulling out clear, usable notes - it makes complex stuff way easier to digest.

it's ideal for building briefs, timelines and interview prep from large document dumps. it's superb :3

This is my research guy, I drop the docs and it shapes clean briefs, outlines and pulls quotes with sources. It's great for sense-making before I draft.

Very unaccurate. Not able to search for pictures online

Handy when I need a quick explanation

Concise, readable answers—good for brainstorming

Used it a few times for random ‘how does X work?’ stuff—works well

pretty impressed ngl, notebooklm has that upload-and-go vibe: toss in docs/pdfs/links and it spins uo tight summaries, key takeaways and smart follow-ups with receipts so you can trace every claim. it still feels early in spots (big files can hitch, tables/quotes sometimes get flattened and the formatting/export controls are kinda mid). w

Great for generating podcasts from documents. There are more than that including mind map but I only used podcast until now. With the recent update you can also join the podcast. Useful tool.

sucks dont bother

Crazy stuff right here. I can throw in my lessons into this thing and it can make a simple to understand essay on everything, such a lifesaver. Undisputed 10/10 for me, I can't go back.

tested out notebooklm and really liked how easy it was to jump into. the interface feels intuitive and the AI insights were genuinely helpful. i appreciate the way it breaks down complex ideas clearly without feeling overwhelming. one thing i'd add is maybe an option to reorganize or drag-and-drop notes for easier reference later on. the free version is solid but limits the number of documents you can process. overall, a smooth and definitely handy for organizing research or notes.

Super helpful for organizing notes and turning them into useful stuff.

This AI whips raw docs into tidy, source-linked summaries in a flash, mind maps and slide outlines included. Slick, snappy and free, though still fumbles with complex tables.

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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pretty handy I guess, saves me thinking too much honestly.

Great for working through dense research. Love how it pulls direct references and sticks to the source material. Bit rigid sometimes, but that’s also kind of the point.

This tool is great for conversing with a set of documents. Plus it provides references so you can click and it will show you exactly what document and section of the document where it derived its information. It also now provides summaries. Finally you can keep all resources selected or deselect a subset of the references for a specific response. Plus it is very rigid for using the resources you provide. Downside it sometimes get references wrong and you sometimes have to provide its response in your message if you want to respond to a specific section of the AIs message. Overall though great for the cost.

Simple and great tool for document sharing

Its awesome its almost like the pro version of chatgpt

AMAZING! And also free to use. Highly recommended to try

This is a great interface for a lot of purposes, especially learning and research. That said, I do love the audio overviews feature. Will be even better when voices can be changed or customized.

This isn’t quite ready for primetime

Not helpful. Images are totally random and from other context. information is ok. format of the ppt is not working at all.

The voice overview and the summary is really, really good. I wish it supports more languages.

Underwhelming

website is not working at all.!

So much easy and efficient. I've used LMStudio but this is seamless.

Amazing presentations, and for free!!11

This fits nicely with the description of a killer app.

Love it! super useful for study and creating marketing content!

Sounds like two people sharing the same braincells talking. Other than that, the voice overview feature is good. And just really good AI overall

Great tool for organising personal, chuck a bunch in a folder ask questions of the dataset instead of having to open each seperately when you need to narrow down specific entries.

Thand funny short

I've been a self taught spiritual practitioner since I was 12. I'm autistic (Asperger's) with really good pattern recognition and I've been dealing with a situation related to the spiritual since I was 7. I've been trying to save any and every bit of evidence and documentation I can to help me make any connection between specific topics as well as noting when certain details repeatedly show up. If I'm being honest, being autistic, it's already hard for me to accept or deal with anything that can't be backed up with logic and evidence, even if I've gone through it myself. I have an entire goggle folder worth of information around the subject (and probably tons of saved data on my Google account that I forget to add to the folder) and I really think it would help if I could find a program that could unbiasely organize and point out any connections or insight about what I have saved so far. I also do a lot of research on other topics, including declassified CIA documents surrounding their research on human capabilities and stuff like that because I'd like to figure out a way to help the public have a more efficient way to gain awareness around topics normally buried under media distractions. Anyone care to help a girl out with any suggestions on the type of program that could help me in this situation? ❤️

One of the easiest tools I've worked with.

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Could not access, came up with a blocked message re security.

Updated to https://xpdf.ai

Accuracy nice. Free

Works as described, more or less. The interface could use some polish.

df['financial_stability'] = ( 0.4 * df['ROE'] 0.2 * (1 / (df['Debt_to_Equity'] 1e-6)) # Adding a small value to avoid division by zero 0.15 * df['Current_Ratio'] 0.1 * df['Profit_Margin'] 0.1 * df['Revenue_Growth'] 0.05 * df['Asset_Turnover_Ratio'] ) need research to back this formula

What a wonderful AI, only the memory function is lacking for now.

Great with real reference but very short

The 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.

Browsing through today's new AI's and i love this!

It's a cool platform..and performance is also up to the mark but my only concern is about data privacy!!!

offer the lowest price for such service comparing to other websites, give it a try.

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docAnalyzer.ai is a fantastic tool! It quickly and accurately extracts information from documents, saving tons of time. User-friendly interface, powerful customization, great workflow feature, different ai models and excellent customer support. Highly recommend!

What I appreciate most about this tool is its workflow automation feature. In the past, submitting large PDF files to services like Claude or ChatPDF for summaries often led to inaccurate results. This tool's capability to automatically divide PDFs into smaller sections and process them individually using AI is brilliant. It greatly enhances the accuracy of summaries for documents exceeding 100 pages.

I have dealt with the founder for features that i need, firstly it is a great tool it worked very well for my finance firm. When i asked questions from the support team they are always here to help me and some complext features they agreed to help me out. cant recommend more of docanalyzer!

I have been using this application for some time now, and it pleasantly surprises me. At first, this tool seemed to be just something like a smart document search, but I was wrong. It is able to generate brief contents of books and documents. With it, I will be able to create my own knowledge base in various areas, which will be built only on the data I uploaded, which I am sure of. Overall, the app is great, and I can safely recommend it. How do I personally use this product: For example, to summarize medical research and books. I intend to use it for academic research to save time searching for answers to specific questions and searching for links (documents, pages, comments), and I have to say that I am impressed. I upload not only PDF documents, but also transcribe videos of specialists in the right subject and upload them together to the service. Thus, I make my personal library, knowledge base and the quality of knowledge deeper. More recently, I came up with the idea to use the knowledge of some specialists who run their social networks and tell me the information I am interested in on their pages, because I can also collect their posts on social networks. networks in one document and upload to the service. What I liked especially: 1. Simple and user-friendly interface. Everything is in its place and nothing superfluous. 2. The algorithm does not come up with answers, but proceeds from the data in the document, allowing you to ask contextual questions and receive point-to-point answers in real time. Very often, language models sin against this. 3. Unlimited questions in the "chat" You can ask as many questions as you want in real time without using any credits. 4. Unlimited daily download. 5. I can upload documents in any language and get answers in my own. I can make full use of knowledge from all over the world, not just in my language. 6. The file viewer and links work well. Just click on the link and you will open the document in exactly the right place! 7. Chat with documents is quite accurate and fast. 8. The idea of labels is quite convenient and it is possible to add multiple labels to a file. 9. After downloading the document, it will warn you which pages were not recognized or have little content. 10. Understands the context of the correspondence, and does not answer the last question. 11. Responsive support. 12. API Access 13. OCR. 14. Automation of the workflow. 15. The ability to use your OpenAI API key 16. There is a promising roadmap. Separately, I would like to tell you about the workflow automation function, with the help of, when working with a group of documents, which can be processed separately only the necessary sections of documents. This makes it possible to access several documents at once. This is a super opportunity to gain deeper knowledge from documents uploaded to the service. It should be noted that in the end, a lot depends on how correctly you ask the question. This is both a plus and a minus. An experienced user will always be able to bring the algorithm to the conclusions of interest. For novice researchers, it will be a little more difficult to set the right direction to find the right information. My dreams: 1. Although I have no problems with the document loading time, it would be cool to speed up the document processing time. 2. I would like more free language models. At the moment, the service uses OpenAL GPT 3.5 Turbo and Anthropic Claude 3 Haiku. In principle, this is enough, but it would be good if more advanced language models were included, which will allow you to study your documents even more deeply. 3. I would like to be able to add ready-made template queries to documents. 4. I would like to be able to mark the best answers, which I can quickly refer to later. 5. I would like to be able to create folders in the Documents and Options section cataloging my knowledge. 6. I would like to be able to change the title of the document. 7. I would like to have an internal search system for documents or labels, which will become very numerous over time. 8. It would be very useful to be able to add people to work together with configured access rights. 9. The opportunity to create your own knowledge base and post it on your website via html code would be very useful. 10. I would like to be able to highlight the desired fragment or keywords in the document when you click on the link in the response to the document request. What I wanted to draw attention to: It seemed to me that OCR does not work quite correctly, after downloading the document, it writes "you have not enough credits to use OCR", although there are credits. Maybe I was doing something wrong. I'll figure it out. In general, I would like to rate the usage experience at 5 stars. I recommend everyone to try it!

barely even did what i told it to, the tasks I told it to do were simple give me a detailed summary of a specific chapter and nothing, basically told me to do it myself.

These are garbage there are 1000s of these fake free PDF editors. They don’t work and just waste everyones time.

Awsome tool recomendasion !

The features of this app would've been amazing. If it worked.. I tried out the free version which worked great. The paid version, with scanning multiple documents and a tag doesn't work at all. All the time it says that it couldn't find the information I asked for, even though it's in the documents.

Appears to give factual and relevant responses. Includes sources. Has a clean interface and provides quick responses. It's also free. Awesome AI web app!

the search functionality is a bit limited i think. like i save lots of webpages but it can't really know the pages content themselves

Way better than most Chat with PDF tools I tried

I recently tried this PDF chat application, which was very user-friendly. The provided answers were very accurate and focused on the source document only. I am also exploring PDF conversion, and so far, it seems like a convenient tool for communication and document conversion.

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.

AnythingLLM is easy to use, and allows us to build private databases using several (any) kinds of media (text, pdf, audio, etc) and use it as a source of knowledge for any LLM you might wonder to experiment!

This is literally the best analyzer here! Absolutely love it!

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

Good tool to use, can analyze charts and keeps replies to the point. When asking a question related to the PDF, but not found there, it told me as such

It can analyze graphs accurately, too bad the free version is limited to <3MB docs. Still seems like a great tool

Finally an app that works with PDF's flawlessly!

Sharly AI is a total lifesaver at work! When I'm dealing with those super-long documents or reports, Sharly steps up and makes things way more manageable. It's also a big help for my studies, it kicks in to make studying way easier.

As a physiotherapist, I've been using Sharly to quickly get insights from my manuals and other resources I need to consult daily for my work. Thanks to Sharly, I can now assess my patients more accurately and provide better treatments for them. I recommend it to any professional who has to consult a large amount of documents for their work.

Best chat with document app. Recommend

Best AI PDF chat. It helps with fast summarization and chat with any document

Amazing, fast

this is good but do a little trick it gives you only one time free then you have to upgrade for more use

no, its pathetic

I work with a large volume of documents. Documind is my salvation. The truly affordable price, speed, and quality of the chat result are impressive

I tested the app to summarize a pdf document, however it failed to do its work.

Highly recommended. It saves a lot of time. Their PDF chat feature is very user-friendly.

Amazing Tool! I have been using their AI pdf chat feature. Its amazing.

lmao, says its free, but takes u straight to a pay page as soon as you put ur email in. won't be surprised if it also signed my email up to a ton of newsletters. dont sign in to this ai site.

Not very useful if it keeps telling you to look at page 14 or 15 if the document only has 7 pages !!!

It is a great tool to chat with plenty of documents, including scientific ones. The answers are very accurate.

I usually don't praise, even when I like something, but it's just incredibly cool done. A chat that can have a conversation with a user and answer questions based on uploaded documents is no longer something surprising. However, there are many interesting features here that I've been wanting to see for a long time. For example, the ability to select one word from the entire context of the document and view the data associated with it. I especially liked the "inspect" system, which shows related topics in the form of nodes. By clicking on the node, you can see all the topics related to this word in the document. I'm not sure if this is true or not, but it seems that there are no restrictions on the number of questions to the chat on the free tariff.

The app does not work on PDFs. I tried with 2 different documents without success.

File upload unsuccess.

Tried to upload a PDF for summarisation however it wouldn't upload. Tried several documents without success. WTF?

Nice interface, but no good at PDF answers, especially tables data.

Not bad, its freemium and the feature is good like private pdf and support OCR