Quivr

What is Quivr?

Quivr is a personal AI-powered second brain that lives in the cloud. New users get 100 message credits and 3 “brains” — separate storage spaces, each with 50MB capacity — making it easy to test the platform. A free plan is also available. For those who prioritize privacy, Quivr can be run locally on your own system. Data stored on Quivr’s servers is kept confidential, encrypted, and accessible only by you. Credits are refreshed at the start of each month after you activate your subscription.

Who created Quivr?

Quivr was created by Matthew Berman. The company behind it is Quivr Technologies, Inc., as confirmed by the website’s copyright notice.

Who is Quivr for?

Quivr suits a wide range of professionals and individuals, including:

• Researchers
• Students
• Writers
• Marketers
• Developers
• Consultants
• Personal assistants
• Project managers
• Data analysts
• Entrepreneurs

How to use Quivr?

1. Sign up: You’ll immediately receive 100 message credits and 3 brains to test the platform.
2. Choose how to access it: Run Quivr locally via their GitHub repository for maximum privacy, or use the online app hosted on Amazon Web Services.
3. Chat with your documents:
   • Select a document — Quivr handles PDFs, CSVs, PPTs, TXT files, and more.
   • Start a conversation with it: ask questions, find specific information, or discuss the content.
   • Use features like annotations, highlighting, and note-taking, and save your changes for later reference.
4. Integrations: Quivr offers various integrations that can streamline your workflow.
5. Community: Join their Discord community to share experiences and pick up tips from other users.