I work as a Dietician and Nutritionist, manage a homeopathy clinic, and also create health education content. My work includes clinical research, nutrition counselling, preparing diet plans, reviewing medical documents, creating patient education material and teaching students. Kimi was easy to start using. Interface is simple, everything is easy to find. One thing I like is that it handles research in a very practical way. It can search current information, understand long documents, and combine both in one place. I was also surprised by how well it works when chatting with documents during research. Instead of only summarizing the content, it understands the document, answers follow up questions, and helps me find the information I actually need. This saves a lot of time when I am reading clinical guidelines, research papers, or other reference material.

I also use it to simplify complex health topics, prepare patient education material, organize research notes, create teaching material, and plan health content. Long answers are usually well organized, so it is easier to understand important points without reading everything line by line. I use Kimi regularly because it fits naturally into my clinic work, research, teaching, and content creation. Overall, it helps me work faster, stay organized, and understand complex medical information more clearly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When I upload very large files or multiple documents at once, it takes a bit longer to process compared to smaller files. Also, The High Thinking mode gives detailed answers, but it can take noticeably longer to respond. For detailed research this is understandable, but for simpler tasks I would like a faster response. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.