A review of Humata in 2026 rates the AI document intelligence tool at 2.9 out of 5. The platform, founded by Cyrus Khajvandi and Dan Rasmuson, allows users to upload files, mostly PDFs, and chat with them to receive cited, page-accurate answers. Its core function is "Upload documents and get cited, page accurate answers through an AI chat interface." The underlying AI is GPT-5 on paid tiers, with NLP and machine learning. The platform is accessed via web browser on desktop and mobile, with no fully supported official native app. A free plan offers 60 pages and 10 answers per month. Paid plans include Student at $1.99/mo, Expert at $9.99/mo, Team at $49/user/mo, and Enterprise custom. Security features include 256-bit encryption, private cloud storage, and role-based access on team accounts. To get started, users go to humata.ai, click sign up, and register with an email or Google account. Login itself has not caused major complaints, though a handful of users mention needing to reset their password.