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Myreader

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An AI reading assistant that answers questions about uploaded books, documents, videos and articles with page citations and can read them aloud.

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About Myreader

Myreader lets you chat with your own reading material. You upload what you study or work from, including PDFs, EPUBs, Word and PowerPoint files, YouTube videos and web articles, then ask questions about a single document, a collection or your entire library and get answers with inline citations that jump to the exact page.

Beyond chat it can turn any text into an audiobook with more than 50 voices in over 30 languages, so you can listen on the go. Books can be organized into collections and reached from any device, and documents stay private to your account and are not shared with other users. It is aimed at students working through textbooks, researchers analyzing papers and professionals processing documents. The site has pricing, features, FAQ and affiliate pages, and offers a free try.

Key features

  • Chat with a document, collection or whole library
  • Answers with citations that open the exact page
  • Supports PDFs, EPUBs, Word, PowerPoint, YouTube and web articles
  • Text to speech in 50+ voices and 30+ languages
  • Collections accessible from any device
  • Documents private to each user

Good fit for

  • Students questioning textbooks before exams
  • Researchers extracting insights from papers
Tags
ai-reading
document-chat
citations
text-to-speech
pdf
study-tools
research

Myreader: questions and answers

What is Myreader used for?
Myreader is an AI reading assistant that answers questions about uploaded books, documents, videos and articles with page citations and can read them aloud. It is a good fit for students questioning textbooks before exams and researchers extracting insights from papers.
Is Myreader free?
Yes. Myreader has a free plan, and paid plans start at $7.50 per seat per month.
Is Myreader open source?
No. Myreader is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the AI Tools category, open-source options include Scira, PapersGPT for Zotero and AnythingLLM.
What are some alternatives to Myreader?
Myreader competes with NotebookLM, ChatPDF and SciSpace.

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