A reading workspace by Corio
A home for your papers, your questions, and the ideas worth keeping. Read PDFs, explore them with AI, and bring your notes together in one workspace.
For researchers, postgraduate students, and curious professionals.
A short guide to working with research literature
A useful reading workflow keeps the original document close to the questions it raises. Reading, checking a passage, and recording a thought belong in the same place.
A summary is a starting point. The source remains the reference.
Begin with the research question. Identify the method, examine the findings, and note the limits before drawing conclusions.
Follow an idea from the first page to your next draft, with the document always within reach.
Keep PDFs in a personal library with folders and tags. Open a document and pick up your reading.
Explore a paper or search across your library. AI uses retrieved document passages to help answer your questions.
Select a passage and work through its meaning without leaving the page. Built for reading across Turkish and English.
Highlight passages, collect annotations in your notebook, and turn document content into study questions.
Sign in and upload a PDF to your library.
Select text, translate a passage, or ask the document assistant.
Keep highlights and notes together, and revisit the source as you write or study.
Corio is a software startup founded in December 2025 and led by Dr. Sergen Ünlü, an emergency medicine specialist and researcher based in Mersin, Türkiye. Corio Docs grew out of a familiar research problem: keeping papers, translations, questions, and notes connected.
Research often means switching between a PDF reader, a translation tool, a chat window, and scattered notes. We bring these steps into one workspace so researchers can follow an idea while keeping its source within reach.
Company founded; product development began
Web application development began
An evolving PDF and AI reading workspace
Claude Code supports our development work. We plan to bring Claude into the reading experience to help researchers examine methods, compare findings, and check answers against the original passages.
We use Claude Code to help develop, debug, and improve Corio Docs.
The current application uses Google Gemini for document conversations, analysis, translation, and embeddings.
We plan to give Claude relevant passages from your documents for research summaries, methods and limitations reviews, and comparisons across papers. Answers will be designed to include checkable source references and identify missing evidence. This integration is not yet live.
Researchers, postgraduate students, and professionals working with PDF documents. The application interface and AI responses currently focus on Turkish, with Turkish–English reading workflows.
Yes. Open the app, sign in, and upload a document. The illustration above explains the workflow without requiring an account.
Not yet. Claude Code supports development; the live document AI uses Gemini. Claude API integration is on our product roadmap.
Corio Docs is for document reading, research, and learning. It is not designed to diagnose, prescribe, or replace clinical judgment. Always verify AI output against the source.
An account is required for the app. Documents are stored using Supabase, and document content used for AI features is processed by the configured AI provider. Read the privacy policy before uploading sensitive material.
Product questions, feedback, or a conversation about Corio Docs? Reach the founder through our product email.