Every document,
fully parsed.
Doclyze ingests PDFs, DOCX, images, spreadsheets, and plain text — then returns clean, spreadsheet-grade structured data plus narrative insight.
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Capabilities
Five layers of intelligence, one pipeline.
Doclyze doesn't just dump text. It classifies, extracts typed fields, validates them, and synthesizes observations — all deterministically, all replayable.
Universal ingestion
PDF (native text + OCR), DOCX, images, CSV/TSV, XLSX, and plain text. MIME sniffed from magic bytes.
Layout-aware extraction
Multi-column detection, font-size heading analysis, and table reconstruction from positional data.
Typed entity extraction
Entities classified as person, organization, or location using context signals and suffix patterns.
Spreadsheet-grade tables
Frozen headers, column-type badges, sortable columns, and one-click CSV/XLSX export.
Grounded insights
Deterministic observations — employment gaps, invoice mismatches, contract risk clauses — with severity tags.
AI deepening (beta)
Optional LLM pass that surfaces non-obvious patterns. Provider-agnostic swap in one config.
Pipeline
Six deterministic stages.
Same file in, same structured result out — every time. No non-determinism, no hallucinated fields.
Ingest
Magic-byte sniffing routes the file to the correct parser.
Extract
PDF text layer, DOCX, CSV, or Tesseract OCR for scans.
Analyze layout
Column detection, heading levels, and table reconstruction.
Classify
Keyword + structural heuristics pick the right extractor.
Extract structured
Type-specific schemas, entity typing, confidence scoring.
Score & insights
Completeness score + grounded observations with severity.
Your files never leave the browser.
All parsing runs client-side. The only network request is to the optional AI insight provider, carrying only structured JSON — never the raw file.
Try it on your toughest document.
A scanned contract with interleaved columns. A cover letter with a photographed stamp. An invoice with line-item reconciliation mismatches.