
FileciteEvery answer cites the file
Point Filecite at a folder on your PC — old WordPerfect documents, estate dumps, photos, whatever Windows barely opens. It converts what it can, keeps everything local, and answers in plain English. Every answer opens the real file.
Built for leftover archives
Point Filecite at the leftover files already on your PC. Everything stays local — you choose the folders, convert what you can, and ask with citations that open the original path.
Local folder index
You choose the folders. Filecite only looks at what you add — leftovers stay on your PC.
Convert leftover formats
Point at WPD, Lotus, Quattro Pro, and other leftover files. Convert what you can, keep the originals.
Find by name or meaning
Search by filename, a phrase inside a file, or what the file is about. You do not need the exact name.
Ask with citations
Ask a question and get an answer with citations that open the original path — not a paraphrase without sources.
Ask scopes
Ask across This document, Search results, or Entire library — same chat, different reach.
Side references + preview
Citations appear beside the answer. Open a preview of the referenced file without leaving the thread.
Photos, places, and XMP
Named places, photo clusters, and XMP metadata stay with the files on your machine.
Vertical search toggle
Focus search on documents, people, photos, or the full library with one toggle.
Chat history
Your Ask threads stay local so you can pick up where you left off.
Works offline
Meaning-based search runs on your PC — no upload required, even when you are offline.
Simple subscription
Preview Personal and Commercial pricing below — checkout is coming soon. Conversion Library Plus stays a separate one-time converter add-on on the converter sites — we do not undercut Legacy File Converter.
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Licensed for personal use.
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$19/mo
Billed monthly
From the blog
How convert-then-ask works when citations stay on disk.

Convert, Then Ask: Making Sense of Leftover Files
Estate dumps and old project folders are full of formats Windows barely opens. Convert what you can, index locally, then ask with citations that stay on the original path.
![Answer card citation [1] linked by a cyan line to a source file inside a folder](/_next/image?url=%2Fimages%2Fblog%2Fcitations-stay-on-the-original-path.png&w=3840&q=75)
Citations Should Open the Original Path
An answer without a file path is a guess. Filecite keeps citations tied to the document on disk so you can verify every claim.
Ready when your leftover files are
See Personal and Commercial pricing above, follow the public roadmap, and stay local-first on your PC. Checkout is coming soon.