Russian AI Platform "Marakuya" Launched for Document Processing
A new Russian AI platform called "Marakuya" has been introduced for document analysis and file processing. It works without a VPN, allows unlimited file uploads per query, and positions itself as a domestic alternative to foreign AI platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, or DeepSeek.
Russian developers have unveiled a new AI platform named "Marakuya" for document handling and file analysis. The service operates without VPN restrictions and can analyze an unlimited number of files simultaneously. It is marketed as a Russian alternative to foreign AI platforms such as ChatGPT, Claude, or DeepSeek, and as a solution for users needing more advanced document processing capabilities. Key features include the ability to upload unlimited files (contracts, financial reports, presentations, tables, studies, etc.), which are automatically added to a vector database. The platform can cross-reference data across documents, identify contradictions, and generate reports, conclusions, presentations, articles, instructions, commercial proposals, and other materials. It retains context across conversations and allows AI agents to access previously added files. Supported formats include PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, TXT, and LaTeX. The platform also offers text, image, and video generation, creation of personalized AI agents, multi-model support, and user API key integration. Access is via browser or desktop apps for Windows and macOS. The service targets professionals working with documents (lawyers, accountants, entrepreneurs, marketers, analysts, educators, students) and general users.
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