Say, you want to create a Scientific Paper based on some documents in your Cloud. You can tell DocGPT to search on arXiv, Wikipedia or other external sources for further information to improve your paper.
GPT-4 + Document Cloud
Dramatically reduce the time you spend working on documents.
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The whole ChatGPT Premium experience
DocGPT offers GPT-4 access for a fraction of the price you would pay on ChatGPT premium.
It will also offer a set of very interesting Plugins in the future, mainly directed towards making research easier.
DocGPT reads every document you upload and answers any questions you have. It even returns the page, where the information can be found and adds its own knowledge.
This makes you understand the content of your documents way faster and dramatically improves your productivity.
Early bird offer: Get 30 Days for free & only pay $4.99 afterwards.
What's included
• Unlimited access to GPT-3.5 / GPT-4
• Chat about multiple documents at once
• Full access to all tools
• Unlimited Document Storage
• Prompt Wizard
• Cancel any time
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