Tool Information
docbot is an AI tool designed to foster interaction with documents. It works by building a bot equipped with knowledge obtained from uploaded documents, shared websites, or additional text. It supports various document formats and aims to provide a collaborative and mobile-friendly experience. Users can construct multiple bots, each containing its own knowledge base and can be shared with friends, family or the public. docbot also enables learning from multiple forms of documents, such as photographs of documents, uploaded files, or public websites. The platform is based on a mobile-first user interface, eliminating the need for software installation and enabling document addition and question posing on the go. Its features include using GPT-4o to allow for natural language queries and intuitive additions to the bot's knowledge. The platform also ensures security by encrypting all document data and queries both in transit and at rest, and sharing is strictly limited to those granted access by the bot creator. Supported document formats range from images and PDFs to word documents, slideshows, and e-books, and extend to various text formats, including free form, JSON, and CSV.
F.A.Q (20)
docbot is an Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool created to facilitate interaction with documents. It works by forming a bot, each equipped with data procured from uploaded documents, public websites or added text. It primarily supports various document structures and focuses on a collaborative and mobile-friendly experience.
docbot works with documents by creating a bot furnished with knowledge acquired from documents in any supported format, be it uploaded documents, shared websites, or additional texts. Users can enhance the bot's knowledge base utilizing such materials allowing the bot to understand and respond to queries based on this knowledge.
Yes, docbot is designed to allow users to create multiple bots. Each bot possesses its own distinct knowledge base formed from documents fed by the user.
docbot can be shared with others in quite a straightforward manner. Bots can be shared with family, friends, or it can be made public depending on the choice of bot creator. However, sharing is confined to those given access by the bot creator thereby ensuring data safety.
docbot maintains a broad learning canvas by supporting a wide array of document types. This includes photos of documents, uploaded files, public websites and documents in multiple forms such as images, PDFs, word documents and slideshows, among others. It also supports various text formats including free form, JSON, and CSV.
Absolutely, docbot is based on a mobile-first user interface, making it seamlessly adaptable for mobile use. The need for any software installation is eliminated, enabling document additions and question framing more swiftly and efficiently.
docbot uses GPT-4o for natural language queries. This feature allows users to pose queries in plain text, much like how one would ask a professional. It offers the bots the ability to comprehend and respond to queries in a more intuitive and naturally-human way.
The security of data in docbot is achieved through the encryption of all document data and queries, both in transit and at rest. Also, access to live conversations is restricted to only those whom the bot has been shared with by the creator.
docbot supports a multitude of document formats, ranging from images, PDFs, word documents, slideshows, and e-books. Also, it can work with various text schemas including free form, JSON, and CSV.
Yes, docbot interacts seamlessly with both PDFs and images. It can understand PDFs regardless of the content formatting. For images, users can either take a photo of a document or upload an existing set of photos for the bot to comprehend.
You can add knowledge to a bot in docbot by uploading documents, sharing public websites or adding texts of your choosing. These sources provide the bot with information to build its knowledge base.
Not at all. docbot is developed based on a cross-platform, mobile-first UI. This means users don't require any software installation on their device to use docbot. It can be used equally effectively on web or mobile.
Yes, docbot permits public access to bots. However, this is limited to the discretion of the bot creator. They can choose whether to make a bot public or restrict it to select individuals.
Yes, docbot can extract text from the files you upload. It uses this extracted text to enhance the bot's knowledge base, making it more informative and capable of handling a broad range of queries.
Yes, docbot does support e-books. Particularly, it currently extends its support to EPUB formats, which users can upload to enhance the bot's knowledge.
Using docbot on mobile is designed to be as simple as possible. It uses a mobile-first UI intended for users to promptly add documents and pose questions on the move. There's also a friendly chat interface for interacting with the bot, no need for scanners or elaborate parsing procedures.
Absolutely, docbot is capable of reading public websites. Users can share URLs, which the bot uses to expand its knowledge base and offer more profound answers to the user queries.
Yes, with docbot you can ask questions in plain text. It uses GPT-4o allowing you to ask questions to your documents in the way you would ask a professional, capturing the essence of natural human conversation.
Yes, docbot provides a free quota for testing and fun. To access more comprehensive features, premium plans can be purchased within the app.
Yes, docbot is adept at understanding documents from photos. You can take a photo of a document, text, or upload an existing set of photos, which the bot will then be able to learn from and answer questions based on this newly added data.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Supports multiple document formats
- Collaborative tool
- Mobile-friendly interface
- Allows multiple bots creation
- Can share bots publicly
- Supports learning from photographs
- No software installation needed
- Supports natural language queries
- Strong data encryption
- Strict sharing limitation
- Supports image format
- Supports PDF format
- Supports Word documents
- Supports slideshows format
- Supports e-books format
- Supports text formats
- Supports JSON format
- Supports CSV format
- Easy-to-use chat interface
- Ability to add documents
- Automatic document summarization
- Mobile-first user interface
- Supports encrypted queries
Cons
- Mobile-first interface bias
- Potentially limited text extraction
- No offline functionality
- Limited sharing control
- Encrypted data retrieval issues
- Dependence on document quality
- Inconvenient updates to bot knowledge
- Might misinterpret complex documents
- No foreign language support
- No support for locked PDFs
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