1. Upload your files
Add documents in the library or drop them straight into a conversation. Each file is stored privately against your account.
Document intelligence
AI document analysis on your own files
Contracts, research papers, policies, meeting notes and reports become a searchable library. Ask a question and get an answer grounded in your documents, with the exact passages quoted back to you.
How it works
2. They are indexed for you
Every upload gets a short summary and keywords, so later questions match the right file instead of the newest one.
3. Ask in plain language
Ask what a clause means, what a report concluded, or how two documents differ. The document agent searches your library first.
4. Read the evidence
Answers quote the passages they came from, so you can check the source instead of taking a summary on trust.
What you can ask of your documents
Summaries you can check
Long reports condensed to the points that matter, with the underlying passages available beside the summary.
Search across everything
One question searches your whole library, not a single open file, and returns the documents that actually answer it.
Comparisons and extraction
Pull dates, figures, obligations or terms out of several documents and line them up side by side.
Honest gaps
When an answer is not in your files, Chat Pilot says so rather than filling the gap with a guess.
Private to your account
Uploads, summaries and search results are scoped to the account that created them, and that boundary is enforced on the server rather than in the browser.
Answers with their sources
Every document answer shows which files it used and the passages it relied on, so you can verify before acting on it.
Turn your files into answers
Create an account, upload the documents you work from, and start asking. You can review plans and limits before paying anything.