iWeaver AI

iWeaver AI is a knowledge-first workspace where multiple AI agents read your own documents, recordings and media, then answer questions, summarise, extract data and build mind maps. It accepts 20 files across 9 formats per session and offers a free daily-credit tier alongside paid plans for individuals and power users.

iWeaver AI is a personal knowledge platform built around the idea that a chat assistant is only as useful as the material it can read. Users load their own documents, recordings and screenshots into a private library, and a set of coordinated agents works from that library rather than from general training data. The company positions it for research, financial analysis, consulting, legal work, medicine, study and content production, and claims its agents handle more than 70 percent of routine tasks in those workflows. The intake side is deliberately broad. Text, images, audio and video can all be imported, and the platform accepts up to 20 files across 9 formats in a single analysis session. In practice that means a quarterly report, a recorded meeting, a stack of journal articles and a few screenshots can live in one workspace and be queried together. Outputs lean toward structure rather than raw text dumps: summaries, extracted data points, cited answers and downloadable mind maps that connect concepts across documents. Interaction happens through two surfaces. A chat view handles conversational questioning and drafting, while an Agent Plaza lists specialised agents for defined jobs. Prompts can be simple requests, such as asking for a quarterly financial report, and the system pulls the relevant source material to build it. Students and researchers tend to value the citation behaviour, since answers are tied back to uploaded files instead of being invented. The pricing ladder spans a free tier with daily credits, a Pro plan for individual professionals, an Ultra tier aimed at heavier workloads, and an Unlimit plan with no daily cap on standard models. The model roster mixes cheaper basic models with advanced and flagship options, so cost control depends on choosing the right tier for how often you need the strongest models. It competes with general assistants like ChatGPT and document tools like Adobe Acrobat AI, and its case rests on keeping a persistent, reusable knowledge base rather than starting each session from zero. Categories: Productivity, Research. Platforms: Web App. Pricing types: Free, Freemium, Subscription.