What file formats are supported?
Scoopie supports PDF, HWP/HWPX, DOCX/DOC, PNG/JPG, md, txt, PPT/PPTX, and XLSX/CSV/XLSM/XLSB. It can also analyze tables, formulas, and images in PDFs.
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Ask Scoopie anything. It reads your files, cites the sources, and tells you when the answer is not there.
Scoopie supports PDF, HWP/HWPX, DOCX/DOC, PNG/JPG, md, txt, PPT/PPTX, and XLSX/CSV/XLSM/XLSB. It can also analyze tables, formulas, and images in PDFs.
It is an AI workflow where original files stay on your device. Scoopie uses a private workspace: local originals, encrypted snippets in transit, and cited answers that point back to the source files.
Scoopie is designed for sensitive document work where file upload, unsupported answers, and missing citations are unacceptable. It keeps originals local and returns source-backed answers.
Lawyers should evaluate any AI tool carefully. Scoopie is built for this kind of workflow because original records stay on the device and answers include citations back to the underlying files.
Scoopie says not found when connected files do not contain supporting evidence. This avoids unsupported answers that look confident but cannot be verified.
Scoopie is built for large local workspaces. The landing demo highlights answers across over 1,000 files in about 90 seconds, far beyond a small chat-with-PDF workflow.
Original documents stay on your device. Scoopie uses local storage and retrieval, then sends only the minimum encrypted context needed to generate an answer.
No. User data is not used for model training or performance improvement. Scoopie does not retain data sent for processing. Under the Google Gemini API policy, Google retains prompts, context, and generated outputs for 55 days to prevent abuse, maintain service safety, and satisfy required legal or regulatory disclosures, then deletes them.