Language & Documents

Upload a contract, then the invoices billed against it, and see where they disagree. Mismatched amounts, dates and terms are flagged with both source passages side by side and an explanation of the conflict. Invoices are only ever checked against the contract, never against each other — they are supposed to differ.

Upload an invoice, contract, resume, medical report or bank statement and get its fields back as structured data. The document type is identified automatically, each field is extracted with a confidence score, and a box is drawn on the page showing exactly where the value was found.

Upload a meeting or call recording — audio or video — and get structured notes back: a short summary, the decisions that were made, the action items with owners and due dates when stated, an agenda of topics with timestamps, and how long each speaker talked, plus the full speaker-labelled transcript. The audio is transcribed with Whisper, speakers are diarized, and one language-model pass extracts the notes — instructed to only include a decision or action item that was actually said, never to invent one. Best on clips up to about ten minutes; nothing is stored after the response.

Ask questions about a PDF and get answers cited back to the page they came from — including answers that live in a table or a chart rather than a paragraph. Tables are read as structured data and figures get an AI-written caption, so a number buried in a bar chart is still findable.