What ChatDOC changed

• Free Plan Limits: Added a limit of 5 file uploads per day (10 total) and 20 questions per day (100 total).
• Pro Plan Limits: Added a limit of 300 file uploads per 30 days and 300 questions per day.
• File Size & Pages: Set a 300-page limit per file and a 60MB max file size for the free tier.
• Pro Storage: Defined a 200MB max file size for paid users.
• Feature Focus: Changed a headline highlight from "Formula" recognition to "Image" recognition.
• Technical: Updated the sign-up link URL structure.

ChatDOC is moving away from vague or "unlimited" terms to strict numerical caps. This clarifies exactly what users get for free versus paid, likely to manage server costs as they scale their AI features.

• Added a new section featuring eight specific personas: Researcher, Professor, HR Manager, Student, Customer Support, IT Engineer, Lawyer, and Financial Analyst.
• Included specific tasks for each persona, such as analyzing case law, generating teaching outlines, and querying financial metrics.
• Updated the "Sign Up" link to include a "www" prefix in the URL.
• Removed some repetitive text descriptions under the TapSource™ section to make the page cleaner.

ChatDOC is moving from a general tool to a targeted solution for specific jobs. By showing how lawyers, analysts, and HR managers can use the tool, they are trying to prove value to high-paying professional users rather than just casual users.

• Removed the "Researcher" section about methodology analysis.
• Removed the "Professor" section about lesson planning.
• Removed the "Human Resources Manager" section about employee handbooks.
• Removed the "Student" section about textbook formulas.
• Removed the "Customer Support" section about feedback forms.
• Removed the "IT Engineer" section about technical manuals.
• Removed the "Lawyer" section about case law archives.
• Removed the "Financial Analyst" section about quarterly reports.
• Added new feature descriptions for TapSource™: "Click Footnotes," "Tap Data," and "Highlight Text."
• The pricing table now shows "NaN" (Not a Number) errors for file limits and page counts, suggesting a technical bug during the update.

ChatDOC removed detailed descriptions of how specific professionals like lawyers, analysts, and HR managers use the tool. This might signal a shift away from targeting specific niches to focus on a broader, general-purpose AI audience.