docAnalyzer.ai Reviews

I have several of these tools, this one is the best.
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Recommended!

The app can extract information from multiple pdf very fast accurate. you can organize them with tags it will give you the source. I suggest table format to be added and to show the location of the information directly from the text to review it

I'm impressed by docAnalyzer.ai. I've been testing its ability to assess multiple docs and a single doc. The convenience of using different AI models in one place is one of the biggest pro's to this SAAS. I've tested queries using both the non-credit-using settings and settings that use credits. Obviously, when using a larger dataset, the responses are more detailed, but even without using credits its impressive. (I bought tier 2 and have analysed several docs and have used 800 credits to test the differences in responses).

There is a feature I would like that I don't see available, and that is the ability either to copy/paste or to export as a doc or pdf multiple chats responses at once rather than having to copy them individually. But that's a minor issue and based on my intended usage.

I have received a few instances of the AI not being able to process a query. Once or twice it happened two different tries in a row. A few times it happened once, and then when I re-ran the query using a different AI model, it worked just fine.

The other thing to keep in mind is how the monthly credits are handled. Rather than the month going from initiation date to the renewal date a month later, it's on a calendar month. That's fine if (like I did coincidentally) you sign up at the beginning of a month, but if you sign up three weeks into a month, your credits will reset a week later. (for example).

Overall, if you need an AI doc analyzer, especially to compare multiple docs, and you want the ease of being able to easily switch between AI models, DocAnalyzer.AI should be at the top of your list.

I was looking for exactly such a tool because I miss the newer powerful AI models at Afforai. My first search request for my documents embarrassingly failed because DocAnalyzer couldn't manage to search/generate information from a small number of documents (10). Credits were consumed, but no result came except the message "Impossible to process prompt." I tried multiple times with fewer documents, but always received the same message, and of course, the credits were still consumed. With the free AI models, it then "almost" worked, only almost because the output was interrupted in the middle. And with other "old" "bad" AI models, the same thing happened; it was simply interrupted in the middle. And I am not at DocAnalyzer because I want to analyze with outdated and poor AI models; that can even be done for free with the competition. I want exactly what others do not offer or charge more for: to chat with better AI. Speaking of competition, I had previously tried my documents with other free providers, and it worked smoothly there with the same documents. I wanted a solution with enough storage space and the best AI, but unfortunately, I am in the wrong place with DocAnalyzer. At DocAnalyzer, documents of about 50MB and a total of around 200 pages are already referred to as a "large dataset"! Really? What a shame.

DocAnalyzer is the only tool I have encountered that can run AI-agentic workflows on a personalised document library. That alone makes it a truly unique product. There is nothing else like it on the market to the best of my knowledge.

This is effectively a 4.5-star review, though. I would like to see sharper execution from the team—regular, timely rollouts of the very best and most advanced models. While the tool currently supports the latest models, there has been noticeable lag in adopting them in the past. Moreover, because the era of autonomous agentic AI tools is only starting, there is naturally significant room for improving docAnalyzer's AI agents. One promising direction could be to add an AI agent that behaves like an actual research assistant—able to plan its steps, extract key points from individual papers, synthesise them into coherent answers, and even refine its output through self-reflection. Kudos to the founder for creating such a great tool. All the best.