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Humata

Humata lets users ask questions over their uploaded documents and get answers with citations to source files.

What Humata does

Users upload documents and ask questions about their contents. Answers link back to the relevant sections of the uploaded files.

Built for

  • Researchers reading technical papers
  • Teams sharing files

Key features

  • Answers questions across uploaded files
  • Cited links to source files
  • Summarizes and compares documents
  • Role-based access controls for team files
  • Embeddable chat in web pages

Pros

Pros

  • Answers include citations so users can trace where information came from.
  • Offers a free starting option before paid plans.

Where Humata is listed

Humata is listed under chat with documents in Research AI tools.

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