Humata

What is Humata?

Humata is an AI tool that helps you extract insights from your files. You can ask questions about your documents, learn from your data, and pull out valuable information up to 10 times faster than traditional methods. It analyzes your files to reveal hidden patterns, trends, and connections, and answers your questions through a natural chat interface.

Who created Humata?

Cyrus Khajvandi is the Founder & CEO of Humata. He previously co-founded Dnovo (backed by Y-Combinator), Passfolio (later acquired by SproutFi), and Mobius Networks ($40mm), and is a Stanford alum. The company’s goal is to make unlocking deep insights from files simple.

What is Humata used for?

• Analyzes files to uncover hidden patterns, trends, and correlations.
• Acts as a learning tool, answering questions in a natural language interface.
• Extracts data up to 10 times faster than traditional methods.
• Makes reading papers easier and faster.
• Lets students build and train their own AI tools, changing how teaching works.
• Supports summarizing findings, comparing documents, and searching for answers.
• Supports an unlimited number of documents for analysis.
• Highlights citations with links to build trust.
• Helps uncover insights buried in old documents and supports decision-making with facts from dense documents.
• Offers a user-friendly interface accessible to everyone.

Key features

• AI insights: Analyzes files to surface valuable insights and analytics.
• Natural language Q&A: Answers questions about your documents conversationally.
• Fast data extraction: Pulls information from files quickly.
• Citations: Provides linked citations so you can verify answers.
• Unlimited documents: Analyze as many documents as you need.

Who is Humata for?

Humata is aimed at researchers, analysts, teachers, and students who need to work through dense documents quickly. It suits anyone who wants to summarize papers, compare documents, or find answers buried in large file collections without reading everything manually.