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Building powerful, LLM-driven document applications often starts with an accurate and efficient parser. But for many real-world workflows, privacy is non-negotiable sensitive files must run locally on your laptop, without a single byte touching the cloud.

That local setup also has to be fast. An ideal parser should reach 5 to 10 frames per second, which means a 100-page document can be parsed in about 10 to 15 seconds, fast enough for users to move straight into interactive Q&A. But speed alone is not enough. The parser also has to handle complex layouts, dense tables, and paragraphs that span pages, scanned documents, and multiple languages.

DocDot - The simplest way to run any PDF parser, locally

Run multiple PDF parsers locally on macOS, compare outputs side by side, switch engines in seconds, and auto-install agent skills so cleaner document output flows straight into your AI workflow. *Windows and Linux coming soon.