moar

moar is a document formatting tool. A Chrome extension that converts PDFs, Office files and spreadsheets into compact, AI-ready Markdown or CSV, sized to your model's context window. Runs fully offline. Free tier covers all formats; a one-time paid upgrade adds section-level retrieval, chunking for oversized files and cross-format merging.

moar is a Chrome extension that sits between your documents and whichever AI chatbot you already use. It reads the internal structure of a file, rewrites it as clean Markdown or CSV, and sizes the result to the token budget of your specific model and plan tier. The pitch is narrow and concrete: raw uploads dump extracted text into a context window with formatting artifacts and noise intact, while moar extracts headers, clauses, tables and footnotes and returns a compact version of the same document. The vendor claims reductions of up to 95% with no loss of meaning, which in practice means more messages before you hit a limit. The free tier covers all nine supported formats (PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, CSV, TXT, MD, JSON, HTML), platform-aware sizing, a document library with processing history, and merging of multiple files of the same format, with a 50 MB per-file cap. The paid tier, moar Most, adds three things aimed at documents that cannot be shrunk enough to fit: Smart Select, which takes a plain-language question and returns only the relevant sections of a long file (the vendor's example pulls 8 of 86 sections from a 247 page HOA bylaws document), Intelligent Chunking, which splits oversized files into right-sized pieces with cross references preserved at each boundary, and Fuse, which combines documents of different formats into a single AI-ready file. Everything runs locally in the browser. No account, no upload, no telemetry, and it works offline, which matters if you handle contracts, filings or anything under confidentiality. The Mac app is listed as coming soon; the shipping product is the extension. It is aimed at people who regularly paste long PDFs, spreadsheets or reports into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity and keep running into context limits or degraded answers. It is not a document reader or a chat interface: it is a preprocessing step, and you still do the pasting. Compared with writing your own extraction scripts, connecting an enterprise RAG pipeline, or relying on whatever a chatbot does with a raw upload, moar trades flexibility for zero setup and a one-time price.