deepreadocr

OCR for documents already sitting in your own storage. Point it at an S3 prefix, get Markdown and JSON back in the same bucket under _ocr/. Your files never leave your account.

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Two things we do

Upload one page and see for yourself, or read the pricing.

Document parsing — layout

Markdown, real <table> HTML with rowspan and colspan intact, and every region typed with its pixel box. Measured at 0.912 TEDS on OmniDocBench — level with the published state of the art.

Field extraction — fields

Name the fields you want and get them back as key/value pairs: 1 as lastname, [due date] as due, or if it is a driver license: …. Included on every plan.

Your storage, not ours

Read from your prefix, write results beside the source. We hold nothing after the job finishes — credentials are dropped the moment it ends.

First come, first served

A queue with per-key fairness, so one large job cannot starve a small one behind it.

Whole documents

PDFs are rasterised a page at a time, so a 500-page file does not need 500 pages of memory.

How it works

  1. Sign in and create an API key.
  2. Give us a bucket, region and prefix, plus read/write credentials scoped to it.
  3. We queue every page, OCR it, and write _ocr/<key>.md and _ocr/<key>.json back to your bucket.

Access is currently invite-only while capacity is limited.