Trace answers to source passages
TapSource links answers to document context through clickable footnotes and highlighted quotes. Readers can also click key figures, such as amounts and percentages, to inspect their origins.
AI document chat for readers who need summaries, explanations, and traceable answers.
ChatDOC is a browser-based AI document assistant for asking questions about uploaded files, summarizing long documents, and explaining complex passages. Its workflow connects answers to the underlying document so readers can inspect the evidence while they work.
Users can upload documents, ask questions across files, and organize material into collections. Alongside document chat, ChatDOC offers full-document translation and a PDF Parser API for converting PDFs into structured data.
TapSource links answers to document context through clickable footnotes and highlighted quotes. Readers can also click key figures, such as amounts and percentages, to inspect their origins.
Document parsing handles formulas, images, and tables that span pages. OCR supports scanned material and became free for all users in December 2025.
Query multiple documents and organize them into collections. File sorting by upload time or recent queries helps users return to active material.
Translate PDF and DOC files into multiple languages. The feature was introduced in beta in June 2025; the homepage describes translation that preserves document layout.
Chat includes a gpt-5-mini option. Custom model connections support providers including OpenAI, OpenRouter, and DeepSeek, with citations also available for custom models.
The ChatDOC PDF Parser API generates document outlines and extracts tables, including complex layouts. JSON and Markdown outputs support integration into documentation, retrieval systems, and language-model workflows.
Ask for explanations of unfamiliar concepts in papers or manuals, then inspect the cited passages and relevant formulas or figures.
Locate amounts or percentages in lengthy reports and follow their source references to check the surrounding table or discussion.
Group related files and ask questions across them when an investigation depends on information spread through several documents.
Use the parser API to convert PDF content into structured JSON or readable Markdown for downstream applications.
The homepage lists PDF, DOC, DOCX, scanned documents, websites, EPUB, Markdown, and TXT. Its plan comparison lists PDF for Free and the broader format set for Pro.
The application states that mobile is unsupported and directs users to a computer. Recommended browsers are Chrome 91 or later, Firefox 115 or later, Safari 15.2 or later, and Microsoft Edge.
ChatDOC offers Free and Pro plans. The homepage advertises 100 free questions with no card required, plus subscription options for 30 or 360 days.
The September 2025 update increased supported uploads to 200 MB, including large scanned documents.
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