docAnalyzer.ai
docAnalyzer helps legal, research, and operations professionals analyze document collections, verify answers with clickable citations, and create reusable files. It supports multi-document workflows and access to 24 models in one workspace.
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Who it's for
- Legal and contract-review teams comparing clauses or extracting fields across large sets of agreements.
- Researchers and expert practitioners who need cited answers from long or multilingual document collections.
- Recruiters comparing résumés with job postings and producing document-based summaries or other outputs.
Not the right fit if…
- People who need to upload standalone image, audio, or video files: those file types are not supported, although images embedded in documents are read.
- Teams that require a non-English product interface: the interface is currently in English.
How it fits your workflow
Upload supported documents or bring in a web page by URL, then choose Ask docAnalyzer, Focus chat, or Co-work chat. Ask questions about the sources and adjust context adherence to control how tightly answers stay within them.
The system retrieves and reviews source passages in rounds, returns answers with clickable citations, and can generate downloadable files such as PDFs, spreadsheets, charts, diagrams, and bundles. Users can refer to earlier artifacts in later turns, switch models mid-conversation, and use dedicated batch workflows to get structured results per document.
Pricing
Free: A free plan is available with usage and feature limits.
Free plan
$0
- · Free and paid plans are documented. Feature and usage limits depend on the selected plan.
Paid plans
Price not published
- · See the provider pricing page for current rates, billing periods, and usage limits.
Prices checked on Sep 7, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Workspace with persistent, addressable artifacts
- Outputs generated during a session (spreadsheets, PDFs, charts, diagrams, bundles) are retained and can be referenced, converted, combined, or reused across turns rather than being ephemeral chat answers.
- Multi-format output and file support
- Generates and exports first-class outputs (PDF, XLSX, HTML, charts, diagrams, ZIP bundles) and supports PDFs, Word, PowerPoint, OpenDocument, RTF, EPUB, Excel, markdown, plain text, HTML, and (experimentally) CSV/JSON.
- Multi-model access
- Access to 30+ models across roughly a dozen providers in a single interface with the ability to switch models mid-conversation without losing context.
- Three chat modes
- Ask mode for planning next steps, Focus chat for deep analysis on defined sources, and Co-work chat for refining outputs within a structured canvas editor; knowledge carries between modes.
- Citation discipline and context-adherence control
- Every cited claim is a clickable reference to the exact page/section; a context-adherence control lets users tighten grounding for high‑accuracy, source-bound work.
- OCR and multilingual document handling
- Scanned pages are OCR'd automatically (40+ languages out of the box) and the chat can reply in the language used; a single library can mix documents in many languages.
Works with
- Multiple LLM providers
- Web pages by URL
- Data format interoperability
Limitations to know
- Standalone image, audio, and video files are not supported; images embedded in documents are supported.
- The product interface is currently available in English.
Alternatives to consider
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AI Drive
Choose it if you need document management with custom AI agents and support for images as well as PDFs, Word documents, and spreadsheets.
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DocXter
Choose it if team collaboration and AI agents for an organizational knowledge base are central to your document workflow.
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AI ChatDocs
Choose it if you need to work with sources such as sitemaps or YouTube videos, which AI ChatDocs lists among its supported inputs.
Getting started
- Sign up for an account; the page says the free tier requires no credit card.
- Upload a document or import a web page by URL.
- Ask a question in one of the three chat modes and check the clickable citations.
- Download or reuse generated artifacts in subsequent turns.
Frequently asked questions
What file types do you support?
PDFs, Word docs, PowerPoint, OpenDocument (ODT/ODP), RTF, EPUB, Excel spreadsheets, markdown, plain text, and HTML. CSV and JSON are available with experimental mode on. You can also pull in web pages by URL. Scanned pages are run through OCR automatically. Standalone image, audio, and video files aren't supported yet, though images inside your documents are read automatically.
How are citations enforced?
Every cited claim is a clickable reference that opens the document viewer at the exact page or section. Citation discipline is built into the engine and enforced by a context-adherence control you can set per conversation.
Is my data used to train models?
No. Customer content is never used to train models. Documents, notes, chats, and artifacts are isolated per tenant and session-scoped; they aren't pooled across users.
Can I switch models mid-conversation?
Yes. 30+ models from a dozen providers are available in one interface and switching models mid-thread doesn't restart the agent or lose the active work.
How big a document or dataset can I work with?
There is no single 'fits in the model' limit on dataset size; docAnalyzer searches libraries in rounds and sizes the working set to the question. Per-tier limits on per-file size, page count, total storage, and per-day prompt usage are listed on the pricing page.
What languages can I work in?
The product UI is in English for now, but you can upload documents and ask questions in dozens of languages. Scanned documents are OCR'd in 40+ languages out of the box.