iBoomto AI
Document assistant: chat with files, summarize & draft docs
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iBoomto AI - Document assistant: chat with files, summarize & draft docs

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iBoomto AI is a Windows app for document work. Drop in a file or paste a link to chat with it or summarize it. Built-in tools edit PDFs, extract text from images and scans, and draft documents, spreadsheets, slides, and mind maps.

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Hey PH 👋 Last quarter, I had this maintenance contract open on one side of my screen and an ops report on the other. I was just trying to figure out one thing: which sites missed the 95% on-time target, and did that actually trigger a service credit? Honestly, reading the docs wasn't even the slow part. The real nightmare was finding those specific numbers again after I’d already scrolled past them. Anyway, that's the job we built iBoomto AI v1.0 for. It’s a Windows app. You basically just dump a file in or paste a link, and ask about it. Or just pull a quick summary. We also shoved in seven tools: Edit PDF, Generate PDF, Generate Word, Generate Excel, Generate PowerPoint, Generate Mind Map, and Extract Text. And a Collections tab holds the things you want to come back to. Here’s the thing that shaped how we’re launching this, though: with document AI, a totally wrong answer looks exactly like a right one. Same confident paragraph, same clean formatting. There's no tell. So yeah, we’d rather just show you where we still double-check things ourselves. Here's the checklist we use ourselves: - **Numbers, dates, names, and clauses:** Always hit the source doc to verify. - **Text pulled from a scan:** Check it against the original. Especially tables (row orders just don't always survive the trip). - **Generated docs:** Make sure you know which points the AI actually pulled from your reference materials, and which ones it just guessed. **Pricing:** v1.0 has a free plan with a daily allowance that resets every day. Paid plans are under Upgrade in the app. This is v1.0, and we want to be upfront about that. If you give it a spin, the absolute best thing you can tell us is where that first pass fell short: what doc you dumped in, what you asked, and what you ended up having to check yourself anyway.