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Humata
Humata is an AI agent that analyzes documents to provide instant answers and summaries based on uploaded files.
Humata is an AI agent designed to turn documents into a searchable knowledge base. Users upload files, and the platform enables them to ask questions across those documents for instant analysis and summaries. It distinguishes itself by providing cited links to source material, allowing users to verify the origin of every insight. The platform offers secure data rooms, role-based access control, and 256-bit encryption for stored files. It also allows users to embed its functionality into external webpages to share document-based answers with customers.
Humata at a glance
- Best for: Researcher, Student, Finance
- Runs on: Web
- Pricing: Free plan; Expert $9.99/month; Team $49/user/month; Enterprise custom pricing.
- Released: February 2023
- Category: AI research tool
- Website: humata.ai
Key features
- Summarize findings from technical papers
- Compare multiple documents
- Provide citations for all answers
- Apply role-based security and access control
- Embed AI document analysis on webpages
- Perform OCR on images and scanned text
- Maintain enterprise-grade encryption for stored files
Use it for
- Answering questions from technical documentation
- Comparing data points across multiple PDF files
- Building AI-powered knowledge bases for websites
- Managing secure, internal document repositories for teams
Companions
Tools that articles about Humata recommend using with it, each with its job.
- Gemini Notebook — NotebookLM works over the shortlisted papers.
- Zotero
- Consensus — Consensus for fast yes/no evidence questions.
- Perplexity — Real-time, cited answers before the literature review.
- Claude — Drafts and synthesis from the papers you found.
Companion to
Tools whose articles name Humata as a companion, each with its job for them.
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- Paper2Agent — It enables direct interaction with research papers and automatic result reproduction.
- DeepTutor — It organizes learning into workspaces with custom AI agents and knowledge bases.
- WeKnora — Combines RAG, multi-step agents, and automatic Wiki generation in one platform.
- Scite — It uses direct publisher agreements to verify scientific claims with exact source links.
- genei — AI-powered summarisation and keyword extraction for PDFs and webpages.
- Liner — Provides cited answers and reliable literature reviews with high accuracy.
- Keryx — Compensates verified creators directly in USDC for cited sources
- Asta — A free, open research agent from the Allen Institute for AI.
- Benchpress — Evaluates document artificial intelligence models against specific user pages for accuracy, cost, and speed.
- DocTree — Generates source-grounded learning articles adapted to your expertise and time
- SciSummary — Extracts abstracts, figures, and references to match academic reading needs.
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