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AI · August 2, 2025

docIQ

Turn your docs into chatty study buddies

What it does

Upload any PDF, slide deck, Google Doc, or just connect your Drive, then chat with it like a study buddy. docIQ embeds your files and streams back cited answers in seconds. I’m a sophomore CS newbie and would love your quick review 🙏

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