Chat with documents, fill PDF forms and build website agents from your own content
AskYourPDF puts several content-based AI workflows into one platform: a website chatbot, a PDF form filler and conversational document reading. The document chat remains useful for asking about a report or pulling a summary from a long file, while the website agent extends that same idea to visitor support. Teams supply the information that the agent should use rather than relying on an unconfigured general-purpose assistant.
Users can upload PDFs and supported text, presentation and ebook formats, then ask questions in ordinary language. The workspace includes a document library, summaries and conversation sharing. Paid plans add capabilities such as OCR and multi-document knowledge bases. These are relevant when an answer depends on several files or when a scanned page needs to be read, but the result should still be compared with the original material before being relied upon.
A website agent can combine approved website pages with uploaded documents. Its responses can be tailored to the organization, and the official product page describes a support-ticket option for questions that need a person. Deployment uses an embed snippet compatible with common website builders and web frameworks. The form-filling workflow is separate: users provide a PDF form and source information from another file or pasted text, and the system maps that information into the form. Both fillable and non-fillable PDFs are described as supported.
AskYourPDF offers web and mobile access, a Chrome extension, a Zotero plugin and developer resources. The free plan has smaller document and question allowances, while Premium, Pro and Enterprise increase capacity. The pricing page also distinguishes included models from models requiring credits. A team should choose its plan around document size, upload frequency and the particular workflow it needs, rather than assuming every model and feature is available without limits. Confidential uploads and completed forms deserve a final human check before sharing.
