What inspired me to build MyDossier? I kept noticing how much time people spend jumping between different websites just to handle everyday documents. Need to merge two PDFs? Open another tool. Need to compress a thesis? Find another one. Need to convert a document? Search again. Need to understand a long research paper? Open an AI tool somewhere else. For researchers, students, academics, journalists, professionals, and anyone who works with documents regularly, these small tasks quickly become frustrating. That is what inspired me to build MyDossier What problem does MyDossier solve? MyDossier brings essential **PDF and document tools into one workspace**, so users don't have to keep searching for a different tool for every document task. The Document Workbench currently includes **26 tools** for working with PDFs and documents, including: • Merge PDFs • Split PDFs • Compress PDFs • Convert documents • Add watermarks • Extract and work with document content • AI-powered document summarization • Ask questions about PDFs • Translate documents The goal is simple: **make working with documents faster, easier, and less fragmented.** Who is it for? MyDossier is particularly useful for: 🔬 Researchers and academics working with research papers and reports 🎓 Students and PhD candidates working with theses and academic documents 📰 Journalists and analysts working with reports and large documents 💼 Professionals managing business documents 📚 Anyone who regularly works with PDFs I'm building MyDossier around a simple idea: Your documents shouldn't dictate how many tools you have to use. Instead of opening five different websites to complete five small tasks, MyDossier brings those workflows together in one place. And I'm continuing to develop it based on what people actually need.

Dossier

Every document task. One workbench.

Every document task. One workbench.