Works in Claude and ChatGPT
One cited library of everything you've read, watched and saved.
Add your PDFs, lecture recordings, videos, web pages and Obsidian notes once (recordings and video on paid plans). Then ask from Claude, ChatGPT or Doquery itself, and answers cite the passage they came from.
Private beta. Join the waitlist for early access.
ChatGPT connects through developer mode. Assistant access is included on paid plans.
Works in Claude and ChatGPT
Your Doquery library connects to the assistants you already use. Add it once, and Claude and ChatGPT search the same sources. There are no duplicate uploads and no separate file limits per chat.
Claude
- In Claude, open Customize → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
- Paste https://api.doquery.ai/mcp and sign in to Doquery when asked.
- Ask Claude anything. It searches your library and cites the passages it used.
Availability of custom connectors depends on your Claude plan. Anthropic's custom connectors guide
Using Claude Desktop with an API key? The Doquery extension (.mcpb) needs API access, which is on Pro only. Set it up from Integrations →
Connecting Claude or ChatGPT with a Doquery sign-in is included on Solo, Starter, Pro. Tool-call allowance scales with the plan. API-key setups (Claude Desktop extension, other MCP clients) need Pro. Beta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes.
Everything you've read, watched and saved
Bring your sources in however they arrive. Doquery transcribes, chunks and indexes them so one search covers all of it.
PDFs and documents
Readings, papers, reports and notes in PDF, Word or plain text.
Plans: Every plan
Lectures, podcasts and recordings
Upload audio or video, or paste a link to a media file. Doquery transcribes it so you can search what was said.
Plans: Solo, Starter and Pro. Transcription minutes per plan; transcription also counts toward your monthly ingest.
YouTube
Paste a YouTube link. The transcript becomes searchable and citable like any document.
Plans: Pro
Web pages
Save an article or documentation page and it is searchable right away.
Plans: Every plan
Blackboard Learn import (where your school enables it)Beta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes.
Import course documents, announcements and syllabi from your Blackboard courses.
Plans: Every plan
GitHub
Import a repository's documentation and code for questions about a codebase.
Plans: Pro
Obsidian vault
The Doquery plugin syncs your vault as you write, so your notes sit alongside everything else.
Plans: Solo, Starter, Pro. Desktop plugin.
Search that finds the passage
Hybrid semantic and keyword search across every source. Ask in plain English, and each answer cites the passage it used, with a link back to the document.
Plans: Every plan
Doquery vs. uploading files to your assistant
Assistants can read files you give them. Doquery is the library behind them.
- Where your sources live
- Uploading files to an assistantWith that assistant. Another assistant can't see them.
- DoqueryIn one library that Claude, ChatGPT and the Doquery app all search.
- What you can add
- Uploading files to an assistantFiles you upload, within that assistant's limits.
- DoqueryFiles, audio and video (transcribed), web pages, YouTube (Pro), GitHub (Pro), Blackboard courses (beta, where your school enables it), and your Obsidian vault.
- Keeping it current
- Uploading files to an assistantUpload again when something changes.
- DoqueryYour Obsidian vault syncs as you write.
- Finding the evidence
- Uploading files to an assistantAnswers based on the files in that chat or project.
- DoquerySearch across your whole library, with citations to the passage and a link back to the document.
- How much you can keep
- Uploading files to an assistantSet by the assistant.
- DoqueryUp to 2,000 documents, depending on plan.
Compared with assistants' built-in file uploads as of September 2026. Features change, so check each assistant's current documentation.
Built for people with a lot to read, watch and save
Students and researchers
Import your Blackboard courses Beta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes. (where your school enables it), lecture recordings and readings. Ask Claude or ChatGPT about the syllabus and get the passage, not a guess.
Learn more →YouTube and podcast learners
Turn the talks, lectures and episodes you've watched into something you can search and quote. YouTube and podcast links on Pro; audio and video uploads on Solo, Starter and Pro.
Learn more →Obsidian users
Sync your vault to Doquery and ask it questions from Claude or ChatGPT, next to your PDFs and recordings.
Learn more →Website owners
Add cited Q&A over your docs to your own site with the embeddable widget (Pro, 1 domain included).
Learn more →For developers and power users
The same library, over MCP and a REST API, plus a widget for your own site.
MCP serverBeta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes.
Claude and ChatGPT connect with a Doquery sign-in (setup is above). Other MCP clients, such as Cursor and Claude Code, connect with an API key and can search, cite, import and organize your library.
Plans: Claude and ChatGPT connectors: Solo, Starter, and Pro (tool-call allowance scales with the plan). Other MCP clients use an API key: Pro.
Knowledge tools available
ask_knowledge_basesearch_knowledge_baseretrieve_context_for_queryget_document_contentlist_documentscreate_documentupdate_documentimport_web_pageWorks with
REST APIBeta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes.
Connect Doquery to approved internal workflows when your team needs automation, reporting, or custom review processes.
Plans: Pro
curl -X POST https://doquery.ai/api/search -H "Authorization: Bearer ***" \
-d '{"query": "vendor onboarding requirements"}'Embeddable Widget
Add cited Q&A over one workspace's documents to a portal, handbook, or policy site. Each workspace gets its own embed key, and the widget only answers on the site origins you allow in Settings.
Plans: Pro (1 domain included; more domains are the Widget Domain add-on)
<script
data-workspace-id="your-workspace-id"
data-embed-key="dq_embed_..."
data-api-url="https://api.doquery.ai"
data-version="2"
src="https://app.doquery.ai/embed/embed.js">
</script>Simple, transparent pricing
Start small. Upgrade when you’re ready.
Solo
For Obsidian and MCP power users
- 500 documents
- 2 GB storage
- 60 min transcription/mo
- 200 queries/month
- MCP server access (2,000 tool calls/mo)Beta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes.
- Obsidian syncBeta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes.
- Notes and wikilinks
- Cited answers
Starter
For students and individual researchers
- 1,000 documents
- 5 GB storage
- 120 min transcription/mo
- 350 queries/month
- MCP server access (3,000 tool calls/mo)Beta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes.
- Obsidian syncBeta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes.
- Notes and wikilinks
- Evidence-first search
- Cited answers
- Text-to-speech (2h/mo)Beta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes.
Pro
For consultants, analysts, and heavy readers
- 2,000 documents
- 25 GB storage
- 600 min transcription/mo
- 1,250 queries/month
- MCP server access (10,000 tool calls/mo)Beta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes.
- Obsidian syncBeta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes.
- Code RAG (1 repo)Beta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes.
- Graph search and concepts
- Project/client workspaces
- API access (10,000 calls/mo)Beta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes.
- Embeddable widget (1 domain)
- Text-to-speech (10h/mo)Beta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes.
- Web, transcript, and report imports
- Priority support
Doquery is in active development. It is built, run, and supported by one developer, and it keeps improving. Search and chat — the core of what you are paying for — are production-ready. Features marked Beta — this feature is still in development. It works, but expect rough edges and changes. work today but are still being refined, so expect rough edges there. You are paying for access to what exists now, not for a roadmap.
Queries are metered as query units — complex questions may use multiple query credits. Need more? Every paid plan can add $69 per 1,000 additional queries (opt-in).
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about Doquery and your cited library.
- What is Doquery?
- Doquery is one cited library for everything you've read, watched and saved. PDFs, web pages and your Obsidian notes go in once, and so do recordings and videos on paid plans. Then you ask from Claude, ChatGPT or Doquery itself, and answers cite the passage they came from.
- Can I use Doquery from Claude and ChatGPT at the same time?
- Yes. Doquery connects to both over MCP, the open standard both assistants support, so they search the same library and cite the same sources. In ChatGPT this currently uses developer mode.
- How is this different from uploading files to Claude or ChatGPT?
- Files you upload to an assistant stay with that assistant. Doquery keeps one library that works across assistants, takes in sources that aren't files (YouTube, podcasts, Blackboard Learn courses (beta, where your school enables it), your Obsidian vault), and answers cite the passage they came from. YouTube and podcast links are on Pro.
- What can I add?
- PDFs, Word and text files, audio and video (transcribed for you on Solo, Starter and Pro), web pages, Blackboard Learn courses (beta, where your school enables it), and Obsidian notes. YouTube, podcast and GitHub imports are on Pro.
- Does it work with my Obsidian vault?
- Yes. The Doquery plugin for Obsidian desktop syncs your vault as you write. Your notes become searchable in Doquery and from Claude or ChatGPT, next to your other sources.
- Can I add Doquery to my website?
- On Pro, the embeddable widget adds cited Q&A over one workspace to your site, and it answers only on the domains you allow. More domains are available as an add-on.
- Is my data private and secure?
- Yes. Your documents are encrypted at rest and in transit. Doquery does not train AI models on your data. Your library is visible only to your account. You have full control over access and can delete your data at any time.
- Do I need to be technical?
- No. Upload or paste a link, then ask. Connecting Claude or ChatGPT takes a URL and a sign-in, and step-by-step instructions are above.
- How much does Doquery cost?
- There is a free tier, then Solo at $19/month, Starter at $29/month, Pro at $99/month, each with a discount if you pay yearly. Doquery is in private beta, so join the waitlist for early access.
Bring your reading pile, your lectures and your vault.
Join the private beta. Students, researchers, learners and Obsidian users get priority onboarding.