Use case
Chat with your documents. Verify every answer.
Upload PDFs, Office files, or a ZIP file of your whole library and chat with your documents. Every answer shows the source it came from, so you can check it.
How it works
From folder to first answer
Add your documents
Drop in one file, or a ZIP file with up to 10,000 documents. Uploads go straight to private storage and can pick up where they left off if your connection drops.
kbDrop gets them ready
kbDrop checks each file, reads its text, and makes it searchable in one private knowledge base. There’s nothing to set up on your side.
Ask in plain language
Ask the way you’d ask a colleague. Answers appear as they’re written and show the exact documents they came from.
Formats
Bring the files you already have
kbDrop reads PDF, Office and OpenDocument files; HTML, Markdown, plain text and CSV; email, meeting transcripts, notebooks and diagrams; data files such as JSON, YAML and XML; and supported images (PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, HEIC and TIFF), audio (WAV, MP3 and M4A) and video (MP4 and MOV). You don’t need to convert anything: the library you keep today is the library you chat with.
For a whole folder, put it in a ZIP file. One ZIP file can hold up to 10,000 files, and kbDrop checks each one and adds it to the same private knowledge base, so one question searches the whole collection at once.
Why sources matter
An answer you can’t check is a guess
Tools for chatting with your documents live or die on trust. kbDrop shows the sources for every answer, so whoever reads it can open the source and confirm it says what the answer claims. For developers, answers from the knowledge base API carry the same sources.
Your documents stay private to your account, and the security overview explains exactly what is shared with kbDrop’s AI provider and why.
Questions, answered
Chatting with documents FAQ
Can I chat with a PDF?
Yes. PDF is one of kbDrop’s core formats, alongside Word (DOCX), PowerPoint (PPTX), Excel (XLSX), HTML, Markdown, plain text (TXT), and CSV files, plus supported images (PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, HEIC and TIFF), audio (WAV, MP3 and M4A), and video (MP4 and MOV). Upload the file, wait until it’s ready, and start asking questions.
How many documents can I chat with at once?
A single ZIP file can hold a library of up to 10,000 files, and everything in it goes into one knowledge base. Ask one question and kbDrop finds the relevant passages across the whole library.
Do answers show where they came from?
Yes. Every answer shows the sources it used. Instead of trusting a fluent paragraph, a reader can open the source document and check it.
Will my documents be used to train an AI model?
kbDrop doesn’t use your documents to train its own models. Some of your content is sent to kbDrop’s AI provider to prepare your sources, understand supported images, audio, and video, and write answers. The security overview explains exactly what is shared, so you can choose what to upload with that in mind.
Do I need to set up a vector database or other AI tools?
No. kbDrop does all of that for you: it checks your files, reads them, makes them searchable, finds the right passages for each question, and shows the sources. You add documents and ask questions.
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