Preparing a Multi-Parser CLI workflow for Launch. Looking for Honest Feedback!

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We built DocDot and are getting close to launch. I’m posting because I still want a round of honest product feedback before we put it in front of more people.

DocDot is a local PDF parsing workflow for macOS. You can install multiple parsers with one simple command: curl -fsSL | bash, compare outputs side-by-side with our web UI, switch parsers them depending on the file, and plug directly into agents. Right now we support NanoDoc (our in-house parser), PaddleOCR, GLM-OCR, LiteParse, and MinerU.

What I’m still trying to get right is the product feel on first use. When someone opens a tool like this, what matters most, and where do you need more guidance?

If you work with PDFs a lot, where do tools in this category usually start to get annoying?

Our launch page:

I really need honest feedback here to figure out what should be sharper before launch.

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