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PDFs, document conversion, markdown, documentation systems, and search over your own files.
Pulls text, tables and the exact position of every object out of a PDF, and draws the table it detected so a bad result can be fixed.
Joins, splits, locks and reads PDF files from a few lines of Python, with no service involved and nothing uploaded anywhere.
Shows every page of a PDF as a thumbnail that can be dragged, rotated, cropped or deleted.
Reads, edits and renders PDFs from Python on the MuPDF engine, with text coordinates and page images that the permissive alternatives cannot produce.
A Python library for reading and writing PDF files, built on the QPDF engine, that preserves structure rather than redrawing the file.
One downloaded program that validates, merges, splits, shrinks, encrypts, signs, stamps and extracts text and images from PDFs, up to PDF 2.0.
A self-hosted personal knowledge base that keeps every page as a plain Markdown file in a folder you own, with links, search and live queries on top.
It keeps a real copy of every page you save, in several formats at once, so a dead link stops mattering.
It converts PDFs into clean Markdown or JSON, keeping headings, tables, equations and reading order.
It reads incoming documents, works out who they are from and what they say, and makes the pile searchable.
A shared document store with tags, permissions, full-text search and reading of scanned pages.
It adds an invisible text layer to a scanned PDF so it can be searched, without changing how the document looks.
A light markup language from the author of pandoc, designed to remove the parts of Markdown that are slow and sometimes ambiguous to parse.
A very light self-hosted notes app built around quick capture: short Markdown notes on a chronological timeline, stored in your own database.
It reads the words on your scans and invoices so you can search them like email.
A self-hosted place for links, notes, images and PDFs that keeps a copy of every page, labels items with a language model, and searches by words and by meaning.
Indexes a folder tree and serves a search page over the contents of the files, including files inside zip, rar and 7z archives, with OCR for scanned pages.
One service that turns HTML, Markdown, Word files and spreadsheets into PDF, using a real browser to lay the page out.
Converts any document format into any other in one command, including Markdown to Word and Markdown to PDF.
Converts PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, HTML, images and audio into Markdown in one command.
One source file rendered into a web page, a PDF and a slide deck, with Python code executed inside the document.
Turns the OpenAPI file FastAPI already generates into documentation a person would read.
About fifty PDF operations in one self-hosted container — nothing leaves the machine.
The recognised open state-of-the-art PDF-to-Markdown converter — Docling's head-to-head, on a corpus of your users' actual uploads.
Modern typesetting: plain-text source compiles to a polished PDF in milliseconds, with excellent Cyrillic support.
Markdown-driven presentation tool — the explainer slides in a tutorial video, plus a PDF export that doubles as a lead magnet.
IBM's document parser — PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, EPUB and more into structured Markdown, locally on CPU.
The /llms.txt spec — one small file that tells AI models what your product is. An hour of work, permanent upside.
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