The file opens locally
Your browser draws the preview. A PDF's first page is rendered on your own screen, a Word file is unwrapped here, an image is resized here. Nothing reaches the network in this step.
Document analysis that leaves no trace
Word and text files are opened on your own machine and never sent. PDFs and images do go out for analysis — but you see exactly what goes, before it goes. None of it is stored.
The mechanism
Most tools ask you to hand over the file first and explain themselves later. This one is built the other way round.
Your browser draws the preview. A PDF's first page is rendered on your own screen, a Word file is unwrapped here, an image is resized here. Nothing reaches the network in this step.
From Word and text files, only the extracted text travels — the file stays with you. For PDFs and images the file itself travels, because that is the only way to read a page's layout or a photograph properly. The screen tells you which it is.
Whatever is sent passes through our own server to the analysis model and straight back to you. It is never written to disk along the way: no database, no file store, no logs.
The tool
Talk to your files. Understand them better.
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Analyst mode
Result
Analysing…
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Extracted text or the file itself — whichever is going, it is named on screen before you press the button. No surprises.
For those types the parsing finishes in your browser. Open the network tab and watch: the file bytes are never in a request.
No database, no file store, no accounts. Whatever is sent passes through a stateless function and is gone once the answer is returned.
No analytics, no advertising pixels, no third-party cookies. Your browser holds only your language choice and an anonymous number for the weekly query count — that number is deleted and replaced every week, and is never sent to the server.