moar

moar is a Chrome extension that turns your oversized documents into clean, AI-ready input. Instead of dumping raw text into ChatGPT or Claude—noise, artifacts, and all—moar reads the actual structure of PDFs, Word docs, presentations, spreadsheets, and more. It outputs Markdown or CSV that fits neatly into your AI's context window, with formatting intact. The free version handles files up to 50 MB using AI-native optimization, which can shrink the token count by up to 95% without losing meaning. That means you can fit more conversations into your subscription budget.

The tool stands out because it adapts to your specific AI model. Pick ChatGPT Plus, Claude Pro, Gemini, or Perplexity, and moar shows your document's token consumption against that model's limit. If the file is too large, you can tune it for AI right there. Advanced features (a one-time purchase of $12.99) add Smart Select and Intelligent Chunking. Smart Select works like a simple RAG system: describe what you need, and moar analyzes the full document to pull the most relevant sections. Intelligent Chunking splits a million-token spreadsheet into pieces that each fit your context window, with cross-references and headers preserved at every boundary. Everything runs locally in your browser—no uploads, no servers, no telemetry.

Anyone who regularly feeds documents to AI assistants will get the most out of moar. Researchers working with long PDFs, analysts wrangling large CSV exports, and teams trying to stretch their AI subscription dollars all benefit from the token savings and the ability to ask questions of huge documents without infrastructure. The tool is straightforward: install, drop a file, copy the optimized output, and paste it into your AI. No accounts, no learning curve.