Save anything, then ask about it

What it does

• One place for everything

  Paste a link, drop a file or send it in a chat. PDF, Word, Markdown, text and images are read in full so you can search and cite them.

• Audio and video, in Notetaker

  Paste a YouTube, Bilibili or podcast link in Notetaker, or upload a recording. You get a transcript with a timestamp on every line, key points and chapters, kept in your library.

• Ask, and see where it came from

  Ask what you saved about something and your agent searches the library and cites what it used. In a document, items can be cited as footnotes.

How people use it

• LumiA long podcast, in ten pointsTranscribe this 3-hour podcast, write it up as ten key points and save it to my library.
• AtoA reading backlogI've saved 40-odd articles I haven't read. Give each a two-line summary and pick the 5 most worth reading.

How it works

1. 1

   Add it

   Paste a link or drop files on the library page, or send it in a chat.

2. 2

   File it, or don't

   File items into a knowledge base, or let your agent do it when it's sure. Unfiled items are still searchable.

3. 3

   Ask about it

   Ask in any chat. Answers cite the items they used.

• Summarize the PDFs I saved this month in five bullet points.
• Which articles in my library disagree about remote work, and on what?
• Pull every number about battery prices from what I've saved and put them in a table.

Questions

Does Waper keep the full text of web pages?

No. A saved page keeps its title, summary, key points and the link to the original. Files you upload are kept until you delete them.

Which files can it read?

PDF, Word (.docx), Markdown, plain text and images, which get a text description. A scanned PDF with no text layer can't be read.

How much can I store?

Free has 1 GB in total and 10 MB per file, Personal 20 GB and 50 MB, Pro 100 GB and 100 MB.