Turn complex documents into clear knowledge cards.
Upload PDFs, long documents, or code materials. Ask follow-up questions, generate structured knowledge cards, translate pages, and export reusable project knowledge.

The workflow mirrors how serious reading actually happens: read the source, ask questions, organize findings, and return to them later.
Ask follow-up questions, unpack passages, compare viewpoints, and generate next questions based on the uploaded source.
Extract concepts, conclusions, evidence, and actions from long documents into reusable project knowledge.
Translate pages while reading foreign papers, manuals, or reports, with room for natural phrasing and domain terms.
Keep answers tied to document context and page cues so you can verify the reasoning against the original source.
Group PDFs, text, code, and notes into one topic so your research grows as a connected body of knowledge.
Export knowledge pages as Markdown or PDF for Notion, Obsidian, meeting notes, or team sharing.
The website now speaks to real workflows, not just a list of generic AI features.
Read papers, textbooks, and references while tracking arguments, methods, findings, and follow-up questions.
Break down reports, policies, financial filings, and competitor research into reusable judgment notes.
Understand requirements, technical plans, and API docs with less handoff loss and fewer missed details.
Surface risks, definitions, obligations, and open questions from contracts, diligence material, and long reports.
ThinkLens is not a one-shot summary box. It turns documents into sources you can question, organize, export, and share.
Create a project and upload PDFs, text, or code files. Keep multiple sources together around one topic.
Ask beside the reader. Let AI explain concepts, summarize chapters, extract evidence, or translate the current page.
Save generated cards as knowledge pages, then revisit, refine, export, or share them with your team.
Some tasks need deeper reasoning, others need speed or stronger Chinese fluency. ThinkLens makes model choice part of the workflow.
Switch models in one workspace
Match models to reading, translation, and summary tasks
Manage model settings server-side
The site presents clear product tiers while leaving room to finalize commercial pricing before launch.
For light exploration and occasional document work.
For individuals who read papers, reports, and work documents regularly.
For teams building shared knowledge around project materials.
These answers clarify product boundaries, capability, and trust signals.
The current focus is PDF, plain text, and common code files. Word and Excel support can be expanded in later releases.
The product is designed to preserve document context and page cues so you can verify an answer against the original source.
Yes. You can translate while reading, ask for terminology explanations, or rewrite dense material in clearer language.
The website should make clear that content is used only for the authorized analysis flow and model settings are managed server-side, so users do not expose API keys in the browser.
Team spaces, shared projects, and private deployment can be offered through consultation while real team requirements are collected.