WebcopilotAI AI Capabilities
What is WebCopilot and what does it do?
WebCopilot is a Chrome extension that lets you upload your own documents, PDFs, and links to create a personal “second brain.” Open the extension on any website and ask questions to get instant answers sourced directly from your own knowledge.
How does WebCopilot work?
Three steps:
- Feed your brain — drop in PDFs, paste text, or add URLs so your content is uploaded.
- AI does the heavy lifting — it chunks, embeds, and indexes everything so it’s searchable by meaning, not just keywords.
- Chat on any website — open the extension on a page, ask questions, and get answers with sources.
What formats and sources can I upload?
PDFs, text files, web pages, Notion docs — you can drop in multiple formats and sources.
Will WebCopilot show sources for its answers?
Yes. Every answer comes with receipts. You can click through to the exact document and page.
Can I use WebCopilot with multiple knowledge bases?
Yes. You can maintain multiple knowledge bases (e.g., one for work, one for research, one for a side project).
Is there a REST API for developers?
Yes. There is an API for builders with a full REST API to embed your knowledge base into your own apps.
What browsers are supported and how do I install WebCopilot?
WebCopilot is a Chrome extension. Add to Chrome — it’s Free Forever. No credit card is required. After installation, open the extension on any webpage to start asking questions.
What are the pricing options and API rate limits?
The extension is free to start and there is a pricing page for additional plans. API rate limits are 1,000 requests per minute on the free tier and 10,000 requests per minute on Pro; rate limits reset every 60 seconds.
What are the typical use cases for WebCopilot?
- Teams: Upload meeting notes, strategy docs, and wikis to answer questions without hunting through many documents.
- Researchers & Students: Drop in papers and textbooks to study and recall details.
- Support Teams: Feed SOPs and runbooks to answer customer questions quickly.
- Knowledge Workers: Organize bookmarks and articles into a searchable brain for fast access.
