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UGLYPEAR AI
Document Compression & RAG Data Engineering Platform
SmartSlim compresses PDFs, Office docs, images, video and audio entirely on your machine — nothing is uploaded. Drag files in, pick a level, get up to 90% smaller files. Free for files under 10 MB. Mac, Windows, Linux.
[ORIGIN — pick one of the three lines below, or write your own in 1-2 sentences:]
A) It started when a client rejected a 48 MB proposal deck because it bounced off their mail server, and every fix I found meant uploading the deck to someone else's computer.
B) I used to keep four different apps on my dock: one for images, one for PDFs, one for video, one for Office files. Four apps, four sets of settings, and two of them wanted my files on their servers.
C) I work with scanned contracts. Thousands of them.
Every "compress this" tool I tried either wanted them uploaded or mangled the text layer.
If you've ever hit an attachment limit two minutes before a deadline, you know the feeling. And the workaround is always the same trade — hand your files to a stranger's server to get them smaller.
SmartSlim runs entirely on your machine. Drag in a PDF, a .docx, a TIFF, an MP4 — pick a level, and it comes out smaller. No upload step exists, because there's no server in the loop.
Two things I think make it different from other compressors you've seen here:
One, coverage. Most tools in this space do images and video well. We also handle PDF, OFD and Office documents — including OFD, the Chinese national document format that almost nothing else touches.
Two, resource caps. You can pin CPU to 10-100% and memory to 512 MB-4 GB. Batch-compressing 200 scans shouldn't make the rest of your machine unusable, and with SmartSlim it doesn't.
[OPTIONAL OFFER — only if you decide to run one:] For the PH community: [OFFER DETAILS]. No strings — it applies to anyone who visits from here.
We're a small team and this is our first launch, so I'd genuinely rather hear what's broken than hear that it's nice. If you try it on a file type we handle badly, tell me which one — that's the most useful thing you can give me.
I'll be here all day answering everything. AMA.
Thanks for taking a look.
About UGLYPEAR AI on Product Hunt
“Document Compression & RAG Data Engineering Platform”
UGLYPEAR AI was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #334 on the daily leaderboard. SmartSlim compresses PDFs, Office docs, images, video and audio entirely on your machine — nothing is uploaded. Drag files in, pick a level, get up to 90% smaller files. Free for files under 10 MB. Mac, Windows, Linux.
On the analytics side, UGLYPEAR AI competes within Design Tools, Productivity and Audio — topics that collectively have 930.9k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how UGLYPEAR AI performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted UGLYPEAR AI?
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Uglypear Data
Hey PH! I'm Simon, maker of SmartSlim.
[ORIGIN — pick one of the three lines below, or write your own in 1-2 sentences:]
A) It started when a client rejected a 48 MB proposal deck because it bounced off their mail server, and every fix I found meant uploading the deck to someone else's computer.
B) I used to keep four different apps on my dock: one for images, one for PDFs, one for video, one for Office files. Four apps, four sets of settings, and two of them wanted my files on their servers.
C) I work with scanned contracts. Thousands of them.
Every "compress this" tool I tried either wanted them uploaded or mangled the text layer.
If you've ever hit an attachment limit two minutes before a deadline, you know the feeling. And the workaround is always the same trade — hand your files to a stranger's server to get them smaller.
SmartSlim runs entirely on your machine. Drag in a PDF, a .docx, a TIFF, an MP4 — pick a level, and it comes out smaller. No upload step exists, because there's no server in the loop.
Two things I think make it different from other compressors you've seen here:
One, coverage. Most tools in this space do images and video well. We also handle PDF, OFD and Office documents — including OFD, the Chinese national document format that almost nothing else touches.
Two, resource caps. You can pin CPU to 10-100% and memory to 512 MB-4 GB. Batch-compressing 200 scans shouldn't make the rest of your machine unusable, and with SmartSlim it doesn't.
[OPTIONAL OFFER — only if you decide to run one:] For the PH community: [OFFER DETAILS]. No strings — it applies to anyone who visits from here.
We're a small team and this is our first launch, so I'd genuinely rather hear what's broken than hear that it's nice. If you try it on a file type we handle badly, tell me which one — that's the most useful thing you can give me.
I'll be here all day answering everything. AMA.
Thanks for taking a look.