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Strip metadata, repair & audit documents — free in browser or offline on Windows
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| Website | reactionic.github.io | doc-inspector.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from Moldova · 1 - 9 employees · 2025 |
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DocInspector is a privacy-focused document processing tool built for accountants, lawyers, HR teams, and anyone who handles sensitive files before sharing, archiving, or submitting them for compliance. Two ways to use it: Browser tools (free, all OS) — sanitize metadata, repair & OCR PDFs,...
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DocInspector's answer:
Processing engine: Python, PyMuPDF, pikepdf, Tesseract OCR, python-docx, openpyxl, Pillow
Online tools: Flask on a dedicated private VPS in Germany (EU) — no third-party cloud APIs
Desktop app: Native Windows application using the same processing stack — fully offline, no COM automation
All processing is deterministic and local. No AI models, no external API calls.
DocInspector's answer:
DocInspector combines two things no other tool offers together: free browser-based document processing with zero cloud storage, and a fully offline Windows desktop app with no file size or volume limits.
DocInspector's answer:
Most PDF tools store your files on their servers — DocInspector never does.
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Professionals who handle sensitive documents before sharing them outside their organization:
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Built after observing how often professionals unknowingly share documents with sensitive hidden metadata — revision history, author names, GPS coordinates from embedded images, internal comments.
Existing tools either stored files on the cloud or were too technical for non-developers. DocInspector was created to bridge that gap: powerful enough for compliance work, simple enough to use in seconds — no account, no installation required for the browser tools.
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