Upload any document — PDF, DOCX, TXT, MD, or scanned images. DocMind gives you a summary, key points, and a plain-language explanation, grounded strictly in what's actually on the page. Every answer cites the page. If something isn't in the document, it says so instead of guessing. Handles scanned documents via OCR. Multi-provider AI (Gemini + Groq) so outages don't break your analysis. Free 30-day unlimited trial.

Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built DocMind AI because I kept getting burned by AI tools that invented things — fake numbers, made-up clauses, wrong dates — and I couldn't tell where the answers were coming from. DocMind does three things differently: 1. It cites the page. When it answers a question, you get a clickable link to "Page 4" of your document. 2. It refuses to guess. Ask about something that's not in the doc, it says: "This information is not provided in the uploaded document." — instead of making up an answer. 3. It reads scanned documents. Photos of pages, old invoices, government forms — the OCR fallback handles them. Built on Gemini + Groq (multi-provider fallback so AI outages don't break your analysis). Free tier gets 30 days of unlimited uploads. Would love your feedback — especially anything that feels broken or unclear. I'll be here all day. Thank you for checking it out! 🙏

Been heads-down building for the past few months and just realized how much of the actual engineering time goes into things users never see — retry logic, fallback providers, catching edge cases — versus the 20% that's the "cool AI feature." Anyone else find the reliability work ends up being 80% of the effort?

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The document AI that shows its work.

The document AI that shows its work.