Your data lives in spreadsheets your AI couldn't read without mangling every column. Otio 2.0 now reads them directly and turns them into visualisations. CSV, TSV, XLS, XLSX, XLSM, XLSB, ODS.

@elicitorg is brilliant at finding the papers. The moment your evidence includes a YouTube interview, a podcast, or a scanned PDF - and you actually need to work across all of it - that's an Otio job. Upload anything. Ask any model. Get answers traced back to the source.

Most AI tools make you export to Excel, switch to a viz tool, then piece it back together. Otio just draws the chart in the chat. Ask for a year-on-year comparison across three reports. Bar chart appears. Every number cited back to the page. No tab-switching. No copy-paste loop. The data becomes visual without leaving the conversation.

You spent three hours synthesising twenty sources into a note that finally makes sense. Then someone asks to see it. Copy-paste into email. Already stale. Formatting breaks. Context gone. Otio Notes share as a link. No account needed to read. They can sign up right there if they want to keep building. Your research stays in one place. Sharing takes three seconds.

You already wrote the draft. Now you need to make it good. Bring your document into Otio. Edit it inline with AI. Run a critique against your sources - every claim traced to the page. Compare versions side by side. Visualise the data. This is the loop people pay to keep. Not a one-shot summary. A real refine cycle on your own work.

@NotebookLM is great until you hit the 50-source cap. Or need Claude instead of Gemini. Or your citation has to point to an exact page, not a vague passage link. Otio: every model, no source limits, one connected library instead of separate notebooks.

You find an article. Skim it. Think "I should save this." Then it vanishes into browser history forever. Otio for iPhone has an Arc-inspired in-app browser. Open any link. Reader Mode strips the noise. Long-press any passage to explain it, save it, or search further. The page goes straight into your library, cited back to the exact page you just read. No more losing the thing you almost remembered. Try it -> otio.ai/?ref=x Use code GO50V2 for 50% off Otio Go for 3 months.

@whoisjenniai writes your next sentence. Otio reads your 80 unread sources first. Different problems. Different stages. If the blank page is the easy part, you need a research workspace, not autocomplete.

Stop reading 60 pages to find out if ChatGPT hallucinated your citation. Otio answers from your uploaded sources. Every citation links to the exact passage. Click. Verified.

Nellie, a vet student at Adelaide University, runs multiple AI models side-by-side in Otio when she's decoding journal articles for research papers. She highlights a confusing section, asks the same question to @claudeai , @OpenAI , and Gemini at once, and compares their answers in parallel. Every response traces back to the exact quote in the source; no rereading the same sentence twelve times hoping it clicks. She organises her workspace by topic: uni research in one, life admin in another. All her sources stay in one place. All her models run in the same thread. That's the difference between four tabs and one workspace. Original video by Nellie (@nellieforellies on Instagram)

Jenni AI's claim confidence feature checks whether your citations match your claims - after you've already written the sentence. Otio solves the upstream problem: making sense of 80 sources before you write the first line. Different workflow stage. Different tool.

You can't run the same prompt through Claude and GPT side-by-side in ChatGPT or Claude. You lose one model's angle. 30 transcripts + 6 months of Slack exports. One question, two models, both cited. Different themes surfaced.

Perplexity searches the open web. That's fine if your source is online. But when you're working with 200 PDFs, client transcripts, or discovery files you can't feed to a search engine - you need a workspace, not a search bar. Otio is your personal knowledge management and research tool.

Otio is the AI research assistant for iPhone and desktop - built to summarize articles, YouTube videos, and PDFs across every AI model, in one place. Upload anything: PDFs, web pages, YouTube links, podcasts, or notes. Chat across all your sources at once, with every answer linked back to the original. Pick your model - Claude, GPT, Gemini, or Otio Auto - on any plan. What Otio does: • Summarize any article or webpage • Summarize any YouTube video • Read and chat with PDFs • Take structured notes from your sources • Visualise the data inside your documents • Cite every claim back to the page it came from Built for students, lawyers, writers, consultants, researchers, and anyone with too many sources to read.

Otio 2.0 for iPhone - the web workflow. One-tap summarise any page. Tap any image to have it explained. Highlight any text → ask Otio or send to web search. The web becomes part of your research, not a tab you forget. App Store link in reply.

Otio 2.0 is on iPhone. The research workspace, now on iPhone. Scan any book or page → searchable PDF in your library. Browse any webpage in-app, summarise, save. Listen to answers out loud. Same models, same citations as the web app.

Justin, a law student at The University of Sydney, realised early that law school isn't about proving you can do it all without help - it's about finding what works and using it without shame. Original clips by Justin (@jpeng.mp4 on Instagram).

Elicit finds papers. Then you're stuck exporting structured tables you can't edit. Otio takes those same papers, plus the YouTube lecture, the podcast, the Substack - and lets you write across all of them with traced citations. Try Otio → otio.ai/?ref=x

Good chat answers vanish into thread history. Notes turn them into documents you can edit, attach to new chats, and actually build on. Research compounds when outputs feed back into the system. Try Otio → otio.ai/?ref=x → 50% off Otio Go for 3 months with code GO50V2

You upload 80 PDFs. You ask one question across all of them. You get a structured draft with citations in 30 minutes. You still write the paper. You just don't spend three weeks dreading the blank page. Try Otio → otio.ai/?ref=x

Stephanie, a 22-year-old content creator building a startup app, keeps everything in Otio - scripts, research, build notes. Separate workspaces per project. Parallel AI chats to compare ideas instead of chasing one thread. Quote-level citations so she trusts what she's reading. Original video by Stephanie Chung (@stephaniechungxh on IG) ✨

Researchers spend 40-60% of lit review time reorganizing sources, not writing. Otio pulls themes and gaps across all your papers at once - you get a scaffold, not a summary. Try Otio → otio.ai/?ref=x

Perplexity searches the open web. Otio works with what's already on your hard drive — the 200 PDFs, the client transcripts, the discovery files you can't feed to a search engine. Try Otio → otio.ai/?ref=x

Earnings season isn't a reading problem. It's an extraction problem. Try Otio → otio.ai/?ref=x

No copying. No pasting. No screenshotting. No re-explaining context every time. Try it here: otio.ai/?ref=x → Free 7-day trial on Otio Go → Otio Lite available for $7/month → 50% off your first 3 months of Otio Pro with code PRO50V2 A consultant told us she spends half her day copy pasting document sections into ChatGPT. Every time, the AI starts from zero - no memory of what she's reading, no idea why this paragraph matters more than the last. A medical student tested NotebookLM on textbook chapters full of data tables. It broke the layout and hallucinated every number. His take: "I can no longer rely on it to study inline document tables." Different stories, same gap: AI tools can't see what's on your screen. The workaround everyone lands on is screenshot it, switch tool, upload, ask. Five steps when it should be one. Otio fixes both. Open a source in your library and the chat already knows what you're reading - no attaching needed. See a graph, table, or diagram? Hit Capture and it lands in your chat. Ask about the visual itself, not a broken text extraction.

Day 10 of Otio 2.0 feature highlights: Import any file type, unlimited storage "Just split it into smaller files." "Just merge them into one." "Just upload to YouTube first." "Just convert to markdown." Every AI tool's onboarding has a "just" in it. Otio reads PDFs, Word, PowerPoint, ePub, audio, video, CSVs, URLs - directly. Unlimited storage on paid. Try it here: otio.ai/?ref=x → Free 7-day trial on Otio Go → 50% off your first 3 months of Otio Pro with code GO50V2 → New Otio Lite at $7/mo

Day 9 of @otioai 2.0 feature highlights: Notes Notion AI can edit a paragraph inline. NotebookLM keeps your chat grounded in your sources. Neither one does both. Otio 2.0 does. Generate a note from any answer, edit with AI inline, attach it back to chat as a source. Try it → otio.ai/?ref=x → Free 7-day trial on Otio Pro → 50% off Otio Go with code WelcomeOtioV2

Day 8 of @otioai 2.0 feature highlights: Visualisations "AI can visualise anything now. The value is in helping you understand what matters." Otio renders the chart in the same chat that read the sources. Twelve types, picked to fit the question, grounded in your data. Try it → otio.ai/?ref=x → Free 7-day trial on Otio Pro → 50% off Otio Go with code WelcomeOtioV2

Day 7 of Otio 2.0 feature highlights: Open Reasoning Otio 2.0: every answer now has a visible Thinking dropdown. Click → see the plan, the pages it pulled, the reasoning, the synthesis. No black box. Every answer auditable. Try it → otio.ai/?ref=x → Free 7-day trial on Otio Pro → 50% off Otio Go with code WelcomeOtioV2

Day 6 of Otio 2.0 feature highlights: Verified Citations "You just can't trust it to be correct. You have to double check everything." That's the default stance on AI citations. Fair enough. But checking shouldn't take 20 minutes across 3 tools. In Otio, every answer cites the exact passage from your sources. Click it. Verified. Try it → otio.ai/?ref=x → Free 7-day trial on Otio Pro → 50% off Otio Go with code WelcomeOtioV2

Day 5 of Otio 2.0 feature highlights: Context-Aware Chat Open a source. The chat already knows what you're reading. You don't even need to attach it to the chat. Just open it and ask. Highlight text, ask about it. Use Capture to grab a diagram straight from the page and get an explanation with context. The AI reads with you. Not after you. Try it → otio.ai/?ref=x → Free 7-day trial on Otio Pro → 50% off Otio Go with code WelcomeOtioV2

Day 4 of Otio 2.0 feature highlights: Capture to Chat See a graph, table, or figure in your source → hit Capture → ask about it in chat. No screenshotting. No switching tools. No broken text parsing. Try it → otio.ai/?ref=x → Free 7-day trial on Otio Pro → 50% off Otio Go with code WelcomeOtioV2

Day 3 of Otio 2.0 feature highlights: Integrations Google Drive. Zotero. Mendeley. OneDrive. Dropbox. Box. Connect once. Import your sources. Search, chat, and synthesise across them; no downloading, no re-uploading. Your files are already organised. Now your Otio workspace is too. Try it → otio.ai/?ref=x → Free 7-day trial on Otio Pro → 50% off Otio Go with code WelcomeOtioV2

Day 2 of Otio 2.0 feature highlights: Dual Chat Someone described how they use AI now: "ChatGPT and Gemini to check the other one." That's the workflow. Except now you don't need six tabs. Two chat panels, side by side, one workspace. Claude next to GPT. Gemini next to Grok. Every model, every plan.

Day 1 of @otioai 2.0 feature highlights: Otio Spaces A lawyer with 100 PDFs needs to catch contradictions in testimony. A consultant is juggling notes across clients. A PhD student starts with 10 papers and suddenly has 200+. They all hit the same wall: every AI tool dumps everything into one thread. Otio Spaces keeps every project separate: its own sources, chats, and context. Nothing bleeds across. Switch in one click.

Otio 2.0 in 2 minutes: the full walkthrough. Workspaces that keep every project in its own context. Parallel chats you can view side by side. Highlight straight in the reader view and ask Otio on the spot. Capture tables, graphs, and diagrams directly into a chat. Every citation traces back to the exact page of the source. If you work with a lot of sources, this is what we built for you. Try it: otio.ai/?ref=x 🎁 50% off Otio Go for the first 100 subscribers. Use code WelcomeOtioV2 at checkout.

200,000 researchers, consultants, and analysts already use Otio. 2.0 is live now. 50% off Otio Go for the first 100 subscribers. Use the code, WelcomeOtioV2, at checkout. Try it: otio.ai/?ref=x_launch Full walkthrough: piped.video/RU4aFOBpxJw

Everything else that's new: - Workspaces to keep projects and research separate - Google Drive, Zotero, SharePoint, Dropbox, and more integrations - Every AI model on every plan - Visible reasoning - see the steps, not just the answer - And more still to come All features on all plans. No restrictions.

Your sources, readable inside Otio. Open any PDF, article, or report directly in the app. Capture and highlight text, graphs, tables, and ask a question straight from reader view. Every citation takes you back to the exact page of the source used. And you can see every step Otio took to reach an answer.

Multiple research chats, running at the same time. Open a second chat. Point it at different sources. View both side by side. Different models, different angles, same workspace. Most AI tools make you wait your turn. Otio doesn't.

Otio 2.0 is live 💜 We rebuilt our entire research workspace from scratch. New interface. New capabilities. New everything. Here's what changed (thread):

Sometimes the hardest part isn't writing the essay. It's reading 30+ sources, then figuring out where to start and what to say. Upload your sources. Type your essay question. Otio then pulls the key points across all of them, and gives you a structured outline, with citations so you know the output is source grounded. You still write every word. You just don't start from a blank page. otio.ai/?ref=x

Most researchers I talk to are running the same setup: ChatGPT for one thing, Claude for another, NotebookLM for source grounding, Google Scholar for discovery. Four tools, four tabs, four subscriptions. Someone on Reddit called it "cobbling together a franken-AI from spare parts." That's exactly right. We built Otio because the workflow shouldn't be the problem. One workspace, every model, unlimited sources, and you can actually export something at the end of it. otio.ai/?ref=x

Final year vet student Nellie, at Adelaide University, uses Otio to get through her research, papers, lecture notes, clinical studies, all in one place. otio.ai/?ref=nellie All her sources, any format, any size. Chat across them with any AI model. Every answer traces back to exactly what she uploaded. One place instead of four different tools. Original video by @nellieforellies

Imperial College PhD researcher, @sophinvitro, uses Otio (otio.ai/?ref=x) as her research notebook. Not for lit reviews, but for capturing ideas during the waiting time between experiments. Papers, notes, experimental design, future directions - all in one place. Original video by @sophinvitro ✨

We're in an information age where collecting the right sources, data, etc., takes up so much energy that by the time it comes to synthesis, you're depleted. Drop in a CSV and start making sense of your data. Otio analyses it, generates visualisations, and lets you chat across it, alongside every other source using any AI model (Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok). Switch models without re-uploading. Every answer is source-grounded with verifiable citations.

AI research tools that only use one model are limiting your output. Otio gives you Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, and Gemini in one workspace. Upload sources once, pick the best model for the task, get cited answers. Example outputs from different llm's in comments below 👇 No tab switching. No re-uploading. Just output.