Summarise any document: Word, PDF or a photo of the page
Agreements, letters, reports, policies and notes all come in different shapes: a Word file from the office, a PDF from the bank, a photo of a letter from home. TellBrief reads all of them and tells you what the document is, what it says in plain words, the dates and amounts that matter, and anything it asks you to do. Tap any point and the page opens with the line highlighted.
How to do it
- Add the document: a .docx Word file, a PDF, or photos of the pages.
- Choose English, हिंदी or Hinglish and tap Brief.
- Read the short summary, the key facts and anything to watch out for.
- Tap a page chip to see the original line, or ask a question about the document.
What TellBrief tells you
- What the document is and what it says, in a few plain lines
- Key facts: names, dates, amounts and deadlines, each with its page
- Clauses or lines to watch out for, and what to do next
- Answers to your questions, quoting the document
Words you'll see
- Word file (.docx)
- Documents made in Microsoft Word or Google Docs. Upload them as they are.
- Scanned document
- A PDF or photo of printed pages. TellBrief reads the text from the image, in English and Hindi.
- Several photos
- Add all the pages of a letter or agreement at once and they're briefed together, in order.
- Highlighted source
- When you tap a point's page chip, the page opens with that line marked.
Questions
How do I summarise a Word document?
Add the .docx file in TellBrief (or share it from another app), pick a language and tap Brief.
Can it read a photo of a document?
Yes. Take clear photos of each page, add them together, and TellBrief reads them like a PDF.
Does it work for Hindi documents?
Yes. It reads documents in English and Hindi and can write the summary in either, or in Hinglish.
Which documents work best?
Anything you need to understand or act on: agreements, notices, policies, reports, letters, bills and study material.
Will it miss something important?
The brief puts deadlines, amounts and anything you need to do first, and you can ask about any part. Each point links to its page so you can check.
More guides
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