docAnalyzer

A source-grounded workspace that turns long documents into files you can ship

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What is docAnalyzer?

docAnalyzer is an AI summarizer tool. A document analysis workspace with three chat modes, 30 models under one plan, clickable page-level citations and downloadable PDF, spreadsheet, chart and bundle outputs that persist across turns.

docAnalyzer is an AI workspace built around a specific complaint: chat interfaces answer a question and then forget everything, so the work never accumulates. The product keeps every output addressable across turns. A spreadsheet generated early in a session can become a PDF later, then be bundled into a ZIP, then fed back in as input for fresh analysis. PDFs, XLSX files, HTML pages, charts and diagrams are treated as first-class outputs rather than screenshots or pasted text. The engine is a multi-step agentic loop rather than a single retrieval pass. It pulls passages, reads them, runs sharper searches and re-checks the material before answering, and the library can be far larger than any single model context window. A context-adherence control lets the user decide how tightly the model must stay inside the uploaded sources. Citations are clickable and open the document viewer at the exact page or section, which is the feature reviewers mention most often. Three chat modes share one engine: Ask for planning the next step, Focus for deep analysis over a defined source set, and Co-work for shaping output in a structured canvas editor. Thirty models from eleven providers sit in one plan, and switching mid-thread does not restart the agent or drop context. If a model is busy, the conversation continues on the next one. It suits practitioners with heavy reading loads: contract reviewers, analysts comparing filings, researchers working through hundreds of papers, recruiters matching resumes to postings. Formats cover PDF, Word, PowerPoint, OpenDocument, RTF, EPUB, Excel, markdown, plain text and HTML, with web pages by URL and automatic OCR on scanned pages. Compared with general assistants that cap upload size and forget the thread, docAnalyzer trades breadth of general tasks for depth on document work; it is not a place for standalone image, audio or video files, and the interface is English only.

How do you use docAnalyzer?

  1. 1Create an account and open your first session
    Sign up with Google or email; no credit card is needed and the first session is ready in about 30 seconds. The free tier covers everyday document Q&A and the core workspace.
    docAnalyzer — Create an account and open your first session
  2. 2Upload your sources
    Add PDFs, Word files, spreadsheets, slides, EPUB or plain text, or pull in a web page by URL. Scanned pages go through OCR automatically, so the text becomes searchable without a separate step.
  3. 3Pick a mode for the task
    Use Ask to plan the next step, Focus to run deep analysis on a defined source set, or Co-work to shape the output in the canvas editor. Knowledge carries between modes and the underlying engine stays the same.
  4. 4Set grounding strictness and choose a model
    Tighten the context-adherence control when the answer must stay inside your sources, and loosen it for broader synthesis. Switch between the 30 available models mid-thread without losing the active conversation.
  5. 5Generate and reuse artifacts
    Ask for a spreadsheet, PDF, chart or diagram and download it. Later turns can reference the same artifact, convert it to another format, combine several into a ZIP, or use it as input for new analysis.
  6. 6Check the OCR language list
    If you are working with scanned documents in a non-English language, confirm coverage against the published OCR documentation, which lists the supported languages.
    docAnalyzer — Check the OCR language list

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Citations open the document viewer at the precise page or section, making verification fastAI
  • Artifacts persist and compound: a spreadsheet can be converted to PDF, bundled into a ZIP or reused as later inputAI
  • Thirty models from eleven providers share one plan, and switching mid-thread keeps the active workAI
  • Handles libraries far larger than one context window, including hundreds of long PDFs in mixed formatsAI
  • Automatic OCR covers scanned pages in more than 40 languages, and documents are never used to train modelsAI

Cons

  • Standalone image, audio and video files are not supported, only images embedded inside documentsAI
  • The interface is English only, even though documents and conversations can be in other languagesAI
  • Per-tier ceilings on file size, page count, storage and daily prompts mean heavy batch work pushes users onto paid tiersAI
  • CSV and JSON input require an experimental mode, so some structured data workflows stay gatedAI
  • No public API is documented on the homepage, which limits embedding the analysis into existing pipelinesAI

How much does docAnalyzer cost?

Free trial

The free tier is available without a credit card and the first session is ready in about 30 seconds.

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Pricing

A free tier covers everyday document Q&A and the core workspace. Paid tiers add larger per-file and storage limits, premium models, batch workflows beyond included credits and team workspaces. Exact tier limits are listed on the pricing page.

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Features

Three shared-engine chat modes (Ask, Focus, Co-work), 30 models from 11 providers in one plan with mid-thread switching, clickable page-level citations, documents never used for training, OCR in 40+ languages, and PDF, XLSX, HTML, chart, diagram and ZIP artifacts that persist and compound across turns.

Frequently asked questions about docAnalyzer

  • How much does docAnalyzer cost?
    A free tier covers everyday document Q&A and the core workspace. Paid tiers add larger per-file and storage limits, premium models, batch workflows beyond included credits and team workspaces. Exact tier limits are listed on the pricing page.
  • Does docAnalyzer offer a free trial?
    The free tier is available without a credit card and the first session is ready in about 30 seconds.
  • How do you use docAnalyzer?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create an account and open your first session 2. Upload your sources 3. Pick a mode for the task 4. Set grounding strictness and choose a model 5. Generate and reuse artifacts 6. Check the OCR language list.
  • What platforms does docAnalyzer support?
    docAnalyzer is available on Web App.
  • What are the limitations of docAnalyzer?
    Standalone image, audio and video files are not supported, only images embedded inside documents. The interface is English only, even though documents and conversations can be in other languages. Per-tier ceilings on file size, page count, storage and daily prompts mean heavy batch work pushes users onto paid tiers.

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Added10/21/2026

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