ChattyDocs

ChattyDocs is an AI chat bot tool that chats with PDFs, text files and websites through a grounded RAG assistant. A document chat assistant that indexes PDFs, text files and website pages into datasets, then answers questions with page-level citations.

ChattyDocs is a document chat tool built around a simple idea: group your source material into a dataset, then ask questions against it in plain language. You can upload PDFs or other text files from your device through the built-in upload manager, or point the tool at a website link so the page content is downloaded and parsed automatically. Each dataset can be edited after the fact: add documents later, remove ones you no longer need, and check how much uploading credit or subscription quota each file or site will consume before you commit. Once the sources are in place, the dataset gets its own settings. Users choose a chat model and allocate context, history and output sizes, adjust the temperature to make responses more creative or more deterministic, and write system prompts that give the assistant a name, personality, response language or behavioural rules. A dataset can also be made public and shared by link, which turns it into a small knowledge base other ChattyDocs users can query. Indexing runs in the background, so processing large files does not block work. The chat layer is what most people will judge it on. Answers come back with sources attached: a multi-page file is cited by document name and page number, while a website source is cited by link. Conversations persist across sessions, so you can pick up where you left off, and a session can carry extra chat context that is folded into every query alongside your question and the indexed material. Exported question and answer logs are available in one click. It suits researchers, students, support teams and analysts who need to interrogate a body of documents without reading every page. It also works as a lightweight knowledge base for small teams that want a shareable Q&A layer over internal material. ChattyDocs runs on desktop, mobile and Telegram, with the same sessions visible across all of them, and offers a free starting point. Compared with general chat assistants it is narrower and more grounded, since answers are tied to the sources you supply.