Docgpt

What is Docgpt?

DocGPT is a web app that combines a PDF editor, a private document cloud, and generative AI in one place. You can upload PDFs, ask questions about them, and generate new content. It provides access to AI models like GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 for document editing and content creation.

Who created Docgpt?

DocGPT was developed by a team at a company that has not publicly disclosed its name. The platform combines a PDF editor, a secure private document cloud, and generative AI models including GPT-3.5 and GPT-4.

What is Docgpt used for?

• Uploading PDFs and asking questions about them — books, research papers, contracts, and more
• Editing documents with AI assistance
• Generating new content based on your PDF documents, including scientific papers based on documents stored in your cloud
• Chatting about multiple documents at the same time
• Searching external sources like arXiv and Wikipedia to find additional information
• Keeping your documents private in the cloud

Plugins to support research workflows are planned for the future.

Who is Docgpt for?

DocGPT is aimed at students, researchers, educators, authors, and professionals who manage documents — anyone looking to use AI for PDFs, productivity, writing, or learning.

How to use Docgpt?

1. Sign up for free on the DocGPT website.
2. Upload your PDF document by dragging and dropping it or selecting it from your files.
3. Ask questions or give prompts about the document’s content — the more specific, the better.
4. DocGPT’s generative AI produces responses or content based on your document and questions.