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POLAMREDDY AJAY KUMAR— Chat with your own documents
Upload documents and chat with an AI assistant to ask questions about your files in English or Telugu.
@ajkbossp · X
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Upload documents and chat with an AI assistant to ask questions about your files in English or Telugu.
@ajkbossp · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable!
Team chat with an AI member that reads files, writes documents, and integrates with your tools.
@KalantariAria · X
A Discord/Slack alternative with a native AI Agent built in, it's called Waffle (@trywaffle_app).
Chat with any PDF using AI. Upload your document to get instant summaries, ask questions, and extract key insights with GPT-4o, complete with precise page citations.
@dev_hassan9 · X
Just shipped PDFChat — turn any PDF into something you can actually talk to. Chat, summarize, and mindmap your documents with AI. Built solo, live now 🧵
Organize ChatGPT and Claude chats with folders, tags, and notes—free locally or with cloud sync.
wowinter15 · HN
Organize ChatGPT and Claude chats. Never lose a conversation
Create professional business documents by speaking.
@torgimaOS · X
Voice to any document in 30 seconds
Combine document editing and AI chat in one interface to research and write without context switching.
u/Sasha9910 · Reddit
We built Luni because document editing + AI Chatting is a pain I do a lot of document work, and I kept hitting the same problem. You're in a document, you need to research something, you jump to ask a question, then back to the doc. Back and forth. It kills your momentum. So I thought: why can't this just be one place? Why can't I have the chat right there while I'm editing, and why can't the AI actually know what I'm working on? That's Luni. It's a document editor where you pull in diffe
Upload PDFs to chat with them using your own OpenAI or Gemini API key.
@PysumSumit · X
SaaS apps charge $20/mo to wrap AI models. I built KeyDrop AI to kill that subscription tax. Bring your own OpenAI/Gemini key to chat with PDFs/DOCX. • 100% client-side (localStorage) • Raw token costs (~$0.15/mo) 👉
Upload documents to build a private vault where you can ask questions and get reminders.
u/Abject_Nature8678 · Reddit
Spent 6 months building an app that reads your contracts — discovered I'd been paying for 3 subscriptions I'd completely forgotten about The original problem was simple: I'd missed a lease auto-renewal and got stuck for another year. I wanted something that reads your documents and tells you what to watch for. Six months later I had Goffer (goffer.ai). But the real test was dogfooding it — loading all my own documents to see what the app found. It flagged two subscription auto-renewals I'
Organize notes and collections, ask questions, and generate podcasts and study materials.
mistakevin · HN
I've been working on https://notebooker.ai if anyone is interested in giving some feedback. I tried to post a Show HN yesterday with details about how I built it, but was auto-flagged and not sure what rules I broke. Everything that I've built on top of open-notebook, like the plugin system for your own "creators" (aka, podcasts, infographics, etc) is at https://github.com/Notebooker-ai plus a Cloudflare Worker AI deployer to play with different models. Been working on it for about six months.
Extract documents from your old GPT and Claude chat exports.
@ARCHEPERSONA · X
Need just a couple of customers to help me across the XPrize finish line. $5 bucks to get your documents out of an old GPT/Claude export.
Upload any PDF and ask questions to get instant AI-powered answers.
@usamahameeddev · X
Built DocuMind — an AI-powered PDF Q&A tool. Upload any PDF, ask questions in plain English, get accurate answers instantly. Angular 21 + FastAPI + LangChain + ChromaDB Try it live:
Generate documentation, help centers, chatbots, and AI search from your centralized knowledge.
u/Glittering_Stage4118 · Reddit
Building a company brain that can host any interface I’ve always felt like company knowledge is way too fragmented. Docs live in one place, support answers in another, marketing content somewhere else, and internal know-how is usually buried across tools, Slack threads, and old pages. Even when companies have the knowledge, turning it into the right interface for the right audience is still way too hard. I’ve been building Sophic to solve exactly that. At its core, Sophic