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Docmind

Features

Everything you need to research with evidence

Docmind combines a production-grade retrieval pipeline with a calm, notebook-style interface. Here's what's inside.

Sources

Bring any format into one notebook

Upload files up to 100 MB, paste text directly or add a link. Docmind extracts the content and gets it ready for questions in the background.

PDFs

Reports, papers, contracts — cited by page

YouTube

Lectures, interviews and talks via transcript

Web pages

Articles, docs and blog posts from any URL

Images

Screenshots, scans and slides with text extraction

Text & Markdown

Paste notes or upload .txt and .md files

CSV & JSON

Structured exports, logs and data files

Citations

Every claim links back to its source

Answers are written with numbered markers. Each marker opens the passage it came from, labelled with the file name and the page number for PDFs or the excerpt for other sources.

  • Page-level references for PDFs
  • Claims supported by several sources cite all of them
  • Choose compact or detailed citation styles in settings

Net revenue retention reached 118%, led by expansion in the enterprise tier1 — though the report flags rising support costs as a risk for next year2.

1Annual-report-2025.pdf
Page 14

“…net revenue retention closed the year at 118%, driven primarily by seat expansion across enterprise accounts…”

Strict grounding

An assistant that won't make things up

Docmind answers only from the sources in your workspace. Conversation history helps it understand follow-ups, but it's never treated as evidence. Partial answers say exactly which part isn't covered.

  • No outside knowledge used to fill gaps
  • Clear “not available in the provided document(s)” response
  • Follow-ups like “make it shorter” just work
What was the marketing budget for Q4?

This information is not available in the provided document(s).

No evidence found in 4 sources — no guessing

Source insights

Understand a source before you open it

As soon as a source finishes processing, Docmind generates a summary, key points, main topics and a set of suggested questions — so you know where to start.

  • Summary and key points for every source
  • Topic tags to see what a document covers at a glance
  • Suggested questions appear right in the chat

Founder interview

Insights

Summary

A 40-minute conversation on finding product-market fit, pricing experiments and building a remote-first team.

Key topics

Product-market fitPricingHiringRemote teams

Suggested questions

Which pricing experiment worked best?

How did they decide who to hire first?

Hybrid retrieval

Finds the right passage, even the exact figure

Pure vector search misses exact names, codes and numbers. Docmind combines semantic similarity with keyword matching, fuses the results per document and reranks them with AI before answering.

  • Semantic + lexical signals fused together
  • AI reranking keeps only the strongest evidence
  • Balanced across documents so one file can't drown out the rest
“Which clause covers early termination?”
  1. Semantic search

    Finds passages by meaning

  2. Keyword match

    Catches exact names & numbers

  3. Fusion

    Blends both signals per document

  4. AI reranking

    Keeps only the strongest evidence

Grounded answer3 citations

Context control

Point the assistant at exactly what matters

Every ready source has a toggle. Include the contract and exclude the negotiation notes, or narrow a question to a single video — without removing anything from your workspace.

  • Select all or clear all in one click
  • See how many sources are in context as you chat
  • Processing sources join automatically when ready

Context sources

3 of 4 selected

  • Master-services-agreement.pdf
  • Vendor security page
  • Negotiation notes.md
  • Signed-addendum.jpg

Workspaces & history

A notebook for every project

Group sources into workspaces for each course, client or investigation. Conversations are saved per workspace, so you can pick up a thread days later with full context.

  • Separate sources and chats per workspace
  • Rename or delete conversations anytime
  • Switch workspaces from the header in a click
Thesis — Chapter 3
  • Compare the two survey methods2m ago
  • Summarise the literature gapsYesterday
  • Find every mention of sample sizeMon

Private by default

Your sources are only used to answer your questions — never to train AI models.

Streaming answers

Responses stream in as they're written, with citations resolved when they finish.

Self-hostable

Run the full stack — API, Qdrant and S3-compatible storage — with Docker Compose.

Your sources already have the answers. Start asking.

Create a workspace, drop in your first document and get a cited answer in under a minute.

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