Adrina AI

Adrina is a mobile-first document assistant for iOS and Android, built around a four-step loop: scan or upload a paper or PDF, review and correct the AI-extracted details, ask practical questions against the approved records, and act — by setting reminders on due dates or sharing a specific document or folder with a named, trusted person. The vendor states that extracted details do not power any feature — chat, search, reminders, or sharing — until the user approves them, which keeps the assistant from acting on a misread policy number or expiration date.

The differentiating feature is selective, access-limited sharing. The docs describe a Trust Circle model where you choose the exact document or folder and the exact person, and that person cannot pass access on to others through the app. The original file stays private unless you separately grant access to the file itself. For caregiving scenarios — a parent sharing a child’s vaccination records with a school nurse, or an adult child coordinating care for an aging parent — this granularity matters more than bulk export.

Adrina fits households managing the paperwork that accumulates around a home, a family, or a caregiving relationship: insurance renewals, repair receipts, school notices, warranties. It breaks when the volume of documents grows faster than the plan’s page limit allows, or when the use case requires structured data export, API integration with another system, or a web interface for someone not on a phone. Teams or small businesses expecting to connect document data to external workflows will find no API and no integration surface. At the free tier, the assistant message cap — 40 per day, 160 per week — is a real constraint for a household with more than one active user querying records daily.