SimilarDocs Questions

A: Hi Thomas, thank you for your feedback. Could you please provide us with the link to your report where the issue occurred?
We'll investigate and work to resolve it.

A: It's a cloud-based web application.

A: Unfortunately, it's not currently feasible. The app's primary function is to compare similarities among multiple documents. Implementing storage and querying features would entail a completely different product, and I'm uncertain if such additions are planned for the future.

A: Reports are generated online through the app and are easily accessible via a shareable link. I assume that report verification won't be necessary in this case, but it would indeed be a great addition to the product, especially for offline reports.

A: We would love to offer plagiarism checker and and have plans to integrate it into the app, however I'm unsure if it will be included in the AppSumo deal due to associated costs.

A: At this point, the maximum supported document size per report is 250MB. We hope for potential changes in the future.

A: The product supports over 100 languages that are written from left to right, including English.

A: Apologies for the delay. The word limit per document is 100,000. Currently, we don't offer a free trial, but we're considering changes soon.

A: The Library feature is now live! 🚀 We've also introduced a tagging option, allowing users to easily tag and organize their important documents. 🏷️ Check it out!

In our recent update, we've also included a heatmap view in reports, making it a breeze to summarize similar documents on a single screen. 🔥 Stay organized and efficient with these new enhancements! 🌟

A: SimilarDocs currently checks for plagiarism or similarity score against your own documents, not against the websites. For example, if you are a content creator, editor, or professor, you may have many documents with potential similarity issues.

A: Similardocs facilitates the comparison of two or more documents. One practical application of two documents checking is when dealing with annual lease agreements for a rented property. These agreements, often lengthy and subject to slight changes each year, can be efficiently analyzed by Similardocs to identify alterations without the need for a line-by-line review.

Another scenario is in the role of an editor, where one is tasked with tracking changes in a document. Similardocs proves beneficial in swiftly pinpointing modifications by highlighting similarities, saving considerable time compared to manual reading.

Additionally, for individuals seeking to enhance their writing skills, Similardocs provides a useful function for comparing old and new work side by side. This feature aids in the self-improvement of writing by identifying changes and similarities between different versions.

I hope this helps.

A: You are correct. The demo image shows it, but with real data, you would see 100% similarity, and the entire matched text would be highlighted.

A: Currently, our product compares documents with multiple files, excluding the document itself. Rest assured, we've noted this and it's already on our to-do list for future updates. For more details, please check our roadmap: https://similardocs.com/roadmap

A: It does compare the document with other documents of the repository. Providing context would enable us to offer more precise assistance.

A: Grammarly is a slightly tool that focuses on grammar and sentence structure of single document, with some plagiarism detection features, whereas SimilarDocs is mainly designed for people checking for repetitions in their own or other documents, and produces reports that highlight all similarities, no matter how small.

This product is ideal for individuals who write frequently, including bloggers, proofreaders, and professional writers ✍️. It is also valuable for those in academia 🎓 who need to validate and grade work by identifying similarities in submissions.

Hope this helps!😊