AI chat that knowsyour documents.
Private AI chat that answers from the PDFs and text files you upload, and from the web, citing each source as it goes. Replies stream in as they're written, and every conversation stays yours.
Built on the tools behind real-time chat
See it work, start to finish.
A real session on the live app: a cited answer from a PDF, a web search, the weather, a bug report approved by an admin, and the same chat on a phone.
Everything private AI chat needs, already wired up
Private accounts
Sign in with email and password. Logging out ends your session at once, and only you can see your conversations.
Replies that stream
Answers appear word by word as Mistral writes them, and Chat shows when it's searching or checking something.
Documents per conversation
Attach PDF or TXT files to one conversation. They stay there and never mix into your other chats.
Inline citations
Claims from your files or the web carry a numbered citation. Hover one to see the passage or page it came from.
Searches the web when needed
Ask about something recent and Chat searches the web with Exa, then links every page it used.
Memory for long chats
Recent messages stay quick to reach in Redis, and older ones are summarised, so long conversations keep their context.
Bug reports with a human check
Describe a problem and Chat drafts a ticket. An admin approves it before it reaches Jira, and you get an email.
Suggested next questions
After each answer, Chat offers three follow-up questions you can send with one click.
One chat for files, the web, forecasts and bug reports.
Built on a stack you can name.
Mistral writes the replies, Pinecone and Cohere find the right passages, and PostgreSQL and Redis hold your history. Bug reports go to Jira and email.
See what it does- Mistral
- Pinecone
- Cohere Rerank
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- FastAPI
- Exa web search
- Jira
- Email over SMTP
- Open-Meteo
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- LangGraph
What a day with Chat could look like
These are written examples of how people might use each feature. Chat doesn't have published customer reviews yet.
I add my lecture notes before an exam and ask questions. The page numbers under each answer save me hunting through the PDF.
Long threads used to lose their early details. Here the summary keeps the context, even a week into a conversation.
When something breaks I just describe it. The ticket waits for review instead of getting buried in a chat log.
I add my lecture notes before an exam and ask questions. The page numbers under each answer save me hunting through the PDF.
Long threads used to lose their early details. Here the summary keeps the context, even a week into a conversation.
When something breaks I just describe it. The ticket waits for review instead of getting buried in a chat log.
I add my lecture notes before an exam and ask questions. The page numbers under each answer save me hunting through the PDF.
Long threads used to lose their early details. Here the summary keeps the context, even a week into a conversation.
When something breaks I just describe it. The ticket waits for review instead of getting buried in a chat log.
Each client's files live in their own conversation, so answers never mix one project into another.
The audit log shows every request with its status, so tracking down a failed sign-in takes seconds.
Replies start appearing straight away. It feels like a conversation, not a loading screen.
Each client's files live in their own conversation, so answers never mix one project into another.
The audit log shows every request with its status, so tracking down a failed sign-in takes seconds.
Replies start appearing straight away. It feels like a conversation, not a loading screen.
Each client's files live in their own conversation, so answers never mix one project into another.
The audit log shows every request with its status, so tracking down a failed sign-in takes seconds.
Replies start appearing straight away. It feels like a conversation, not a loading screen.
Simple pricing for every way you chat.
Chat is free while it's in development, with 200 messages and 30 web searches a day for every account. These plans are examples of how pricing could work.
No billing is set up yet
Free
Example$0/month
For trying Chat with your own documents.
- 200 messages a day
- 30 web searches a day
- PDF and TXT uploads
- Answers with citations
Pro
Example$10/month
For people who chat with documents every day.
- Everything in Free
- Higher daily limits
- Larger uploads
- Longer conversation memory
Team
Example$39/month
For teams that need oversight and support.
- Everything in Pro
- Admin dashboard
- Audit log and session control
- Bug reports to Jira
Questions about Chat?
Ask your first question in a minute.
Create an account, upload a file, and see Chat answer from it.
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