What is ChattyDocs?
ChattyDocs transforms the way users interact with document collections by providing an intelligent AI assistant that can process and analyze multiple documents simultaneously. The platform supports both PDF and text file uploads, as well as direct website data extraction, making it versatile for various documentation needs.
The system offers advanced customization options, including AI model selection, context size adjustment, and personality customization. Users can manage multiple chat sessions, export conversations, and share datasets with other users. The platform's integration with Telegram and its ability to provide sourced responses makes it particularly valuable for research and information retrieval tasks.
Features
- Document Upload: Support for PDF files, text files, and website content extraction
- Background Processing: Efficient data indexing without user wait time
- Source Attribution: Responses include document names, page numbers, and source links
- Customizable AI: Adjustable temperature and personality settings for AI responses
- Multiple Chat Sessions: Persistent conversations with context preservation
- Export Functionality: One-click export of all questions and answers
- Dataset Sharing: Create and share public datasets via links
- Multi-Platform Access: Available on desktop, mobile, and Telegram
Use Cases
- Research document analysis
- Knowledge base creation and sharing
- Website content analysis
- Document-based customer support
- Educational material review
- Legal document analysis
- Technical documentation queries
FAQs
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How much text can I upload on the free trial?
The free trial includes 900 kilobytes of text available for uploading and 20 queries - no credit card required. -
Is there a self-hosting option available?
Yes, ChattyDocs offers a self-hosting solution for organizations using Docker, which includes database, vector store, web application, and all services. Custom pricing is available upon contact. -
What file formats are supported?
ChattyDocs supports PDF files, text files, and can also extract content directly from websites via URLs.
