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CoreParse
Local OCR and document analysis for Mac.
CoreParse is a Mac OCR app that analyzes PDFs and images locally, extracting text, tables, formulas, and structured exports without uploading documents to the cloud.
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm the maker of CoreParse. CoreParse started from a simple frustration: every time I needed to extract tables, formulas, or structured content from PDFs and scanned documents, I had to upload sensitive files to an online service or spend hours fixing the output manually. So I built CoreParse with a different philosophy: * 🔒 Everything runs locally on your Mac. Your documents never leave your device. * ⚡ Fast processing with no waiting for cloud uploads. * 📄 High-quality extraction for tables, formulas, layouts, and Markdown. * 📦 Batch processing for handling lots of documents efficiently. CoreParse is designed for researchers, students, developers, and anyone who works with PDFs regularly but cares about privacy and speed. This is just the beginning. I'm actively improving recognition quality and adding support for more document types and export formats. I'd genuinely love to hear your feedback: * What kinds of documents do you process most often? * What extraction tools have frustrated you? * What feature would make CoreParse indispensable for your workflow? Thanks for checking it out, and I'm happy to answer any questions throughout the launch! 🚀
About CoreParse on Product Hunt
“Local OCR and document analysis for Mac.”
CoreParse was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #120 on the daily leaderboard. CoreParse is a Mac OCR app that analyzes PDFs and images locally, extracting text, tables, formulas, and structured exports without uploading documents to the cloud.
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