Show HN: Sezwhere – Ask any document "where does it say that?" (built on Jev)
irs
18 points
6 comments
September 29, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (5 comments)
bsonmez19
I tested it on a short piece of my own writing. It’s helpful to see the exact lines highlighted instead of a summary.
articulatepang
“How it works” link is broken on Safari on iOS. I am quite curious how it works, exactly.
kazinator
You can do that with Google's NotebookLM. Upload docs, ask questions where the answers are strictly referenced to the docs. I used it for "where does it say that" and other types of questions about ISO technical standards, traffic codes and other documents.
purplecats
its like Jeopardy
bbtalk
how does it handle questions where the document doesn't contain an answer?