FORSTUDENTS

No, and it never will. Abhidu doesn't produce work you didn't do — that's a deliberate line, not a missing feature. What it will do is work on material you've already made: hand it your ten bullet points and it shapes them into a paragraph, hand it a long reading and it gives you the short version. Your thinking goes in. Nothing appears out of nowhere.

ChatGPT answers from everything it knows. Abhidu answers from everything you've given it — and nothing else. It won't research a topic, invent a source or fill a gap you haven't filled. That sounds like less, and it is, on purpose: it means what comes back is yours, and it means the tool can't quietly do your work for you.

That's exactly the shape of thing Abhidu is built for — give it something and get a shorter, clearer version of it back. It works on what you hand over rather than going and finding material about the topic. Summarising capabilities arrive as new characters join the crew; recall of everything you've saved is live today.

Forward it on WhatsApp. That's the whole action. Abhidu reads what it can from the link — the source, the title, whatever the page exposes — and files it. Anything you add in the message becomes part of how it's stored, so "for the stats midterm" is enough to find it again in April.

Yes, and this is the core of it. Ask for everything you stored about a subject and it comes back as one list, whenever you saved it and wherever it came from. You describe it the way you'd describe it to a friend, rather than remembering a filename, a folder or which app you were in.

Not yet. Abhidu currently works with links — YouTube videos, articles, Substack posts, social threads — rather than uploaded documents. Screenshots can be saved, though results vary with what's in them. Course readings are best saved as links where a link exists.

Yes. Assignment deadlines, exam dates, reminders and custom lists sit alongside your saved material. You can ask how many sessions you have on a subject this week, or for your reading list in the order you meant to get through it.

Your data sits on frontier cloud infrastructure, encrypted in transit and at rest at all times. Nobody on the team reads your chats. Machine-processed conversation summaries with identifying details removed are used to improve the product, and nothing personally identifying goes to any third party. Full deletion can be requested and is carried out.

Free for everyone right now — no card, no usage limits. Paid tiers come later as new characters and capabilities ship, with student discounts planned. Access is invite-only: the first group is 100 users, reviewed by the team, chosen for people who'll actually use it and say what's broken.