Docubot

The core of Docubot is a chat box that answers questions about whatever you've uploaded. You ask in everyday language and it replies with the relevant passage, not a generic guess. Answers carry citations, so the tool shows its source rather than asking you to take its word.

Every response links back to the text it draws from. That matters because document AI is only useful if you can check it. Click the citation and you're looking at the original sentence, which cuts the time spent hunting for the passage yourself.

Docubot accepts PDFs, Word documents, and spreadsheets, so you aren't stuck converting files before you can ask about them. The processing pipeline handles the format on the way in, which keeps the workflow to drag, drop, ask.

Uploaded files live in a library you can sort into folders. The free tier gives basic organization, while the paid plan adds nested subfolders and a tree view for larger collections. It's a simple setup aimed at keeping one person's documents findable, not at team sharing.

There's a free plan and a single paid plan, both spelled out on the homepage. The comparison is direct: 5 uploads and 100 questions a month free, or unlimited uploads and conversations for a flat monthly fee. No usage-metered surprises, and you can cancel anytime.

Paid users get priority queueing when documents are indexed. On the free tier, heavier files can wait longer during busy periods. If you're processing documents in a time crunch, this is the difference between a couple of seconds and a longer pause.