Ask Your Document

Drop a PDF, text file, or image here

or click to browse · or paste below. Scanned PDFs & images are read with on-device OCR.

Private by default — your document is indexed and read on-device, never uploaded. First run downloads two small models, then it works offline.

The answer and the passage it came from will appear here.

About Ask Your Document

Ask Your Document is a private, in-browser question-answering tool. Paste or upload notes, an article, a contract, or a report, ask a question in plain language, and get a direct answer plus the passage it came from. It uses local AI embeddings to find the most relevant section, then a local reading model to extract the answer — so your text never leaves your device.

How To Use

  1. Paste your document or load a .txt or .md file into the document box.
  2. Type a question about the document in plain language.
  3. Allow the first-run model download, then read the answer and the source passage it came from.

Example

Input: A project charter with a question like "Who is responsible for delivery?"

Output: A direct answer with a confidence score plus the exact passage it was drawn from.

Who Uses Ask Your Document

  • Developers and creators who want AI features without sending their media to a third-party API.
  • Anyone testing AI features locally before deciding whether to run them at scale.
  • People on slow or metered connections who prefer a one-time model download over repeated cloud calls.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my document uploaded anywhere?

No. The document is indexed and read entirely in your browser after the models download locally. Nothing is sent to a server.

What kinds of documents work best?

Plain-text notes, articles, contracts, reports, and pasted text. You can also load a .txt or .md file.

How does it find the answer?

It splits the document into passages, uses local embeddings to rank the most relevant ones, then runs a local question-answering model to extract the answer and show its source.

Does it work offline?

Yes. After the first-run model download, the tool keeps working without a connection.

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