Free AI tool
Rixx is a free AI PDF summarizer for people who need more than a short abstract. Upload research papers, reports, contracts, or notes, ask follow-up questions, verify sources, create charts, and turn the document into reusable outputs without losing context. Sources, files, visuals, exports, and sharing stay connected for faster review cycles.
Summarize dense PDFs, ask grounded follow-ups, compare claims, and turn document findings into charts, reports, or export-ready notes.
Every answer is backed by real-time web sources and internal document analysis, with visual citation highlighting for 100% verifiability. Users can inspect source panels, cited snippets, and the research steps behind each output.
A useful PDF summary needs more than compression. Rixx keeps the file in the research session so you can ask where a claim appears, request a risk table, compare sections, extract data, and keep moving toward an output.
Many documents need outside context. Rixx can combine file-grounded answers with cited web research, helping users check whether a report is current, whether a claim is widely supported, or whether a missing source changes the conclusion.
Use Rixx to create a study guide, diligence memo, legal evidence outline, market note, executive summary, or downloadable report from the same PDF conversation.
Yes. Rixx can summarize dense research PDFs and support follow-up questions about claims, methods, and findings.
Yes. Follow-up Q&A is central to the workflow, so you can inspect specific sections and ask for deeper extraction.
Yes. Rixx can help turn document findings into structured reports, notes, charts, or exported files.
Move between tools, use cases, comparisons, product features, and the Rixx blog from one crawlable research network.