Your files, in plain words.
Upload a PDF, a Word document, a spreadsheet or a deck. parse returns Markdown: headings as headings, tables as tables, slides in order. Your agent reads the file the way you would.
Annual field survey, 2026
# Annual field survey, 2026 Counts rose in four of six sites. The coastal plots recovered fastest after the spring storms. ## Figure 2. Counts by site | Site | 2025 | 2026 | |------|------|------| | A | 112 | 140 | | B | 87 | 93 |
The files your work actually lives in.
read handles what's on the open web. parse handles what's on your drive: the contract in an inbox, the spreadsheet a colleague shared, the deck from last quarter.
Reports and papers
Up to 60 pages and 30 MB. Headings, paragraphs and tables come back as Markdown, page by page.
Contracts and specs
Word, RTF and OpenDocument text. Headings become a structure your agent can navigate.
Every sheet, every row
Excel, OpenDocument and CSV files become Markdown tables, so an agent can compare columns.
Decks, slide by slide
PowerPoint and OpenDocument decks in order, titles as headings, bullet points intact.
Priced before it runs
Uploading is free and returns the price; the job runs at that price and no other. A file parsed before costs nothing.
read, for links
If the document is already online, hand read the link instead. A long one arrives folded into sections.
Hand over the file. Keep the meaning.
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