FileAI

Every answer carries numbered citations. Click one and the document opens at the passage it came from, highlighted on the page for PDFs. That turns a chatbot reply into something you can audit, which is the difference between a useful summary and a guess you can't check.

When your file doesn't answer the question, FileAI says so. It won't invent a clause that isn't in the contract or a coverage term that isn't in the policy. For contract analysis this matters more than speed, because a confident wrong answer costs money.

You can upload PDFs with selectable text, Word documents, PowerPoint decks, plain text, Markdown, HTML and JSON. Most office documents people actually work with are covered. Scanned PDFs and photos of pages are the exception, and that's a real limit for paper archives.

Beyond question answering, FileAI sells focused checks for specific paperwork. The RFP compliance matrix pulls instructions, evaluation factors, forms and deadlines into one spreadsheet for US$99 per RFP. The HOA document check lists fees, assessments, reserves and lawsuits for US$39, and Australian users get a tender pack breakdown at A$79 plus a strata report check for New South Wales properties.

Files sit in private encrypted storage and other users can't see them. Text goes to a model provider to produce answers, and that provider doesn't train on API data. Deleting a file removes both copies, and deleting the account clears every file and chat with it.

Careful mode spends more effort on each question, which suits dense contracts and technical papers where a rushed read misses the qualifier that changes the meaning. It's available on the free plan, so you can judge the difference before paying.