We’ve spent over a year building HussleBook. It’s finally live. 🚨

It’s been more than a year since we started building HussleBook. Countless sleepless nights later, we’re finally getting to share something we’ve put a lot of ourselves into.

Honestly, writing this feels a little surreal.

We’ve spent so much time thinking about the small details: how someone sets up an extraction, checks a field, or finds the page behind an answer. Individually, these might seem like small things. Together, they shape whether someone can actually use the results in their work.

The vision behind HussleBook has been to make the information inside documents easier to work with—and easier to check.

If your week involves opening PDFs, copying invoice details into spreadsheets, or searching through reports for one answer, that’s the kind of work we’re building for.

With HussleBook, you can:

Start with sample documents, review the proposed fields, and extract across a batch.
Check extracted values beside their source documents.
Ask questions across your files and follow page-level citations.
Export reviewed results as JSON or CSV.

Seeing that vision come together after more than a year means a lot to us. Now comes the part we’ve been working toward: seeing how it fits into other people’s everyday work.

HussleBook is live at https://husslebook.com/

If this sounds like a problem you deal with, try it with a document from your own workflow. We’d love to hear what worked, what felt frustrating, and what would make it something you’d use every week.