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Quivr

Quivr is an open-source AI knowledge base that vectorizes documents, PDFs, audio, and video for natural-language Q&A. It supports GPT, Claude, and local open-source models, and can be self-hosted.

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Editor's note

Best for users and teams building a personal second brain or private knowledge base; less suitable for beginners unwilling to configure anything.

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“Not verified” means evidence is insufficient, not that the capability is absent.

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What is Quivr

Quivr is an open-source AI knowledge base that vectorizes documents, PDFs, audio, and video for natural-language Q&A. It supports GPT, Claude, and local open-source models, and can be self-hosted.

Key features of Quivr

  • Build a personal knowledge base from documents
  • Retrieve information via natural-language Q&A
  • Self-host to keep data private
  • Integrate with third-party apps via API

Good for

  • Open source with self-hosting option
  • Supports many file formats and models
  • Strong focus on data privacy and security

Watch out

  • Self-hosting requires some technical skills
  • Hosted advanced features may be paid
  • Answer quality depends on the chosen model

How to use Quivr

  1. Sign up on quivr.app or self-host
  2. Create a Brain knowledge base
  3. Upload files or add web URLs
  4. Ask questions in natural language
  5. Review answers and chat history

Who Quivr is for

Difficulty: Intermediate

  • Build a personal knowledge base from documents
  • Retrieve information via natural-language Q&A
  • Self-host to keep data private
  • Integrate with third-party apps via API

FAQ

Is Quivr free?

The open-source version is free to self-host; check the official site for hosted pricing.

Which models are supported?

OpenAI GPT, Anthropic Claude, and open-source models via Ollama.

Is my data safe?

The page states uploaded data is not used for training without consent, with encryption and secure storage.

Sources and verification

Evidence status: Verification level not recorded

Sources: www.quivr.app (opens in a new tab)
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