DocuAsk helps researchers and analysts turn long documents into answers they can check against the source. It is designed for three practical jobs: summarizing reports, comparing research papers, and asking focused questions of a PDF. Answers include citations so you can open the supporting passage before sharing a conclusion, quoting a number, or using a claim in your work.
Summarize a long report
Start with a precise request. Ask for the main findings, risks, recommendations, or a brief written for a specific audience. In the public PDF trial, paste a direct link to one report and state exactly what you need. When DocuAsk returns an answer, open the cited passages before you rely on a number or repeat a conclusion. This keeps the summary useful while making the source easy to check.
Compare research papers
In an active private workspace, choose the papers that belong in the comparison and name the dimensions that matter. Those dimensions might include methods, datasets, results, assumptions, or limitations. DocuAsk can return a structured answer across the selected documents with citations, making each difference easier to verify in context. The public trial demonstrates the cited-answer experience on one PDF; cross-document comparison belongs in the private workspace.
Ask questions of a PDF
Paste a direct public PDF link, ask one concrete question, and receive an answer with clickable citations. Open the supporting passage beside the answer to confirm its wording, scope, and context. A focused question such as “What risks does this report identify?” or “Where does this paper support that claim?” usually gives you a clearer result than a broad request to explain the whole file.
How to get reliable answers
Say what you are trying to decide, name the section or topic when you know it, and specify the output you want. For a report, that could be five findings with supporting citations. For papers, it could be a table comparing methods and limitations. For a PDF question, it could be a short answer plus the relevant cited passage. Citations are there for verification, so open them before an important claim leaves your workspace.
Who DocuAsk is for
DocuAsk is built for researchers and analysts reviewing reports, papers, filings, and other long documents. It is useful when speed matters but a checkable source still matters too. The product focuses on cited document questions, summaries, and comparisons. It is not a marketing automation, lead-generation, campaign-management, SEO, or A/B-messaging product.
Public trial, private workspace, and pricing
You can try one public PDF without signing up. Paste a direct PDF link and ask cited questions to test the core experience. The private workspace has a card-backed 15-day trial. After the trial, Archive costs $14.99 per month and Quantum costs $24.99 per month. DocuAsk does not offer a permanent freemium workspace plan.
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