About IReadDocs
Ask a question across two thousand documents and get an answer you can check.
What we do
Question answering over a document corpus with mandatory provenance. Every sentence in an answer is anchored to the specific passage and page it came from, viewable in one click alongside the original document. It reports coverage honestly, saying how many documents were relevant and whether any could not be processed, and flags where documents contradict each other rather than silently picking one. It handles the difficult realities, scanned pages, handwriting, tables, mixed languages and exhibits, and preserves document structure so a citation points somewhere meaningful.
Who we built it for
Researchers, analysts, litigation support teams, policy staff, journalists and due diligence teams who must find specific facts across large document sets under time pressure.
The problem
Answering a question across a large document set means either reading everything, which is impossible, or keyword searching, which misses anything phrased differently.
Existing tools summarise confidently and cannot be checked, which is disqualifying for any work with consequences.
So people read, miss things, and hope.
Try it before anything else
The free structured-extraction demo runs in your browser with no account. Paste in some real text, and see the structured output straight away. Open it.
The one promise
The free tool on this site is genuinely free and genuinely useful. It does not withhold the answer behind an email form, it does not degrade after a trial, and it does not exist to harvest your data. If it helps you and you never pay us, that is a fine outcome.
Turn a wall of text into typed fields
Paste an email, a ticket or a page of notes. See it turned into typed fields, with the token cost of the call. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
Open the free toolIt runs in your browser. IReadDocs never sees your inputs.