Chat with your files and everything that was said

Answers you can check

A general chatbot has never read your files or heard the conversation, so it answers from the average of the internet. Audiken answers from your material. After each point it places a small tag with the file and the page or slide, or the session and the time. It gives a page only when it has the file open and can see it, and it marks anything that is general knowledge and not from your files.

It knows what was said

Your transcripts are part of the space. Ask what was emphasised, what was announced, who agreed to do what, or how a topic was explained three sessions ago, and the answer quotes the session with its date. That is how a follow-up can list who owes what, and how practice tests can lean toward what a lecturer signalled.

One question across every space

From the home page, ask across all your spaces at once: everything due in the next seven days, a plan for the week weighted by what matters most, or where two courses or two projects use the same idea differently.

Real files, not just messages

Ask for something “as a document” or “as slides” and you get the file itself: a Word document, a PowerPoint deck, an Excel workbook or a PDF, saved in your space. It reads Excel files with their formulas, so it can explain a spreadsheet you already have, or take it further: give it a workbook and the project’s files, ask for a forecast, and it builds the model in a new workbook with its assumptions written out.