Chat with your documents. Cite every line.

Drop in board packs, papers, and spreadsheets. Ask in plain words and get a direct answer with the file and page waiting in the margin so you can verify before you quote.

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Board pack.pdf

84 pages · indexed

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Why did churn drop in Q3?
Churn fell to 3.1% after onboarding was cut from 9 to 4 days. Support tickets per account dropped 22%.
Board pack, p. 23
Churn by quarterauto-charted
PDF reports DOCX manuscripts CSV tables Version compare Auto charts Private shelf

One shelf, three kinds of questions

Summaries for the skim, comparisons for the audit, tables for the model. Pick a tab this is the actual rhythm of the reading room.

You ask

Summarize this 80-page board pack in 5 bullets.

Revenue up 12% QoQ on enterprise renewals. Churn fell to 3.1%. Hiring freezes lifted in support. Two risks flagged: concentration in top 5 accounts and delayed APAC launch.

Board pack.pdf, pp. 4–9

How the room found it

  1. 1 Retrieved 6 passages across 2 files, ranked by exact phrase overlap.
  2. 2 Drafted the answer only from those passages nothing from memory.
  3. 3 Pinned the margin note so you can open page 8 yourself.

Retrieve → draft → pin the source. Nothing else touches the answer.

Serious reading needs serious receipts

Shelve your first file

Page-level citations

Every claim ships with file and page. Click the stamp and you land on the exact passage no blind trust.

Q3 review, p. 14Notes.csv, row 88Transcript, p. 2

Tables become charts

Numbers buried in PDFs surface as bars, lines, and exportable tables.

Ask across 10 files

Compare versions, reconcile figures, and spot what changed between drafts without opening eleven tabs.

Reads scans and tables

PDFs, DOCX, and CSV including exported sheets and messy real-world formatting.

Private by default

Your shelf is scoped to your account. Delete a file and its vectors leave with it.

38-second median answer

Retrieval plus generation, timed on a 120-page pack. Long docs stay snappy.

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Your CSV already knows the chart. We just draw it.

Ask “revenue by quarter” or “headcount by region” and DocWise pulls the rows, totals them where it should, and renders a chart you can hover, question, and export. Below is live output from a sample annual report rendered in your current theme.

  • Hover any bar for the exact figure and its source cell
  • Ask a follow-up “now as a share of total” and it re-cuts
  • Export the extracted rows to CSV in one click

Revenue mix, $M

auto-extracted

Pages read per month

your shelf, live

Three moves, two minutes

01

Drop the pile

Drag in PDFs, DOCX, and CSVs up to 10 files, 50 MB each. We paginate, chunk, and index while you watch the progress bar fill.

PDF · DOCX · CSV

02

Interrogate it

Summarize, compare, extract. Follow-ups keep context, so “and what about APAC?” just works.

Natural language

03

Verify and export

Check the margin note, open the page, copy with citations, or export the table to CSV for your model.

Cite · Copy · Export

People who cite things for a living

“ diligence used to mean four analysts and a weekend. Now I ask the data room directly and still get page numbers for the memo.”
Mira K. Investor, early-stage fund
“I fed it three years of field reports. It found the one paragraph where we promised the opposite with the page attached.”
Daniel O. Policy researcher
“Thesis literature review went from dread to almost fun. Summaries in the morning, charts by lunch, citations by dinner.”
Sara P. Masters student

Before you shelve anything

What files can I upload?+

PDF, DOCX, and CSV up to 10 files at once, 50 MB each. Scanned PDFs work; tables inside spreadsheets are parsed row by row.

Where do answers come from?+

Only from the documents you shelve. Each answer carries file and page references so you can audit it in seconds.

Can it make charts from my data?+

Yes. When your question implies numbers revenue by quarter, headcount by region DocWise extracts the rows and renders a chart you can inspect and export.

Is my data private?+

Your library is scoped to your signed-in account. Delete a file and its embeddings are removed. We never train on your uploads.

Private by design. Scoped to your account, deletable any time, never used for training.

The shelf is open

Bring the pile. Leave with the paragraph.

Free to start. Upload your first report and ask your first real question in under two minutes citations included.

PDF · DOCX · CSV no credit card, delete anytime