Airparser

Data extraction powered by GPT-4

2.0•4 reviews•

682 followers

Data extraction powered by GPT-4

2.0•4 reviews•

682 followers

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Revolutionize data extraction with the GPT-4 powered parser. Extract structured data from PDFs, emails, and documents. Export the parsed data in real time to Google Sheets, CRM, and over 5000 other apps, or create custom automations.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence

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Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI

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Airparser

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👋 Hey Product Hunt My name is Andrew, I'm the creator of Airparser. Airparser is a data extraction tool, powered by GPT-4. I created it to solve the problem of data extraction from unstructured documents. USE CASES ⚡️ Emails: Extract leads, signatures, contact information, dates. ⚡️ Invoices: Capture amounts, dates, line items. ⚡️ CVs: Extract names, contact information, and work experience. ⚡️ Contracts: Extract terms, parties involved. ⚡️ Order confirmations: Extract order numbers, items, and delivery details. ⚡️ Handwritten texts: Digitize handwritten notes, lists, and more HOW AIRPARSER WORKS 1️⃣ Import: Import your emails, PDFs, scanned images, Word and other documents. 2️⃣ Extract: Simply describe the data to be extracted, and let Airparser handle the rest. 3️⃣ Export: Export automatically to Google Sheets, CRM, 5000+ other apps, or create custom automations. FEATURES ✅ GPT-4 powered: Set up in just 2 minutes for effortless efficiency. ✅ OCR engine: Extract data from scanned documents, images and handwritten notes. ✅ Any document: Parse texts, emails, PDFs, images, HTML, and more. ✅ Secure: Your data is securely stored and never used to train GPT models. —————————————————————————————— Curious about Airparser? Share your questions, thoughts, or feedback in the comments below!👇

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3yr ago

Scade.pro

Hi Andrew! Congrats with launch. I hope your product will be very successful!

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3yr ago

@andrewio Wow what a badass product idea 💡. Definitely keeping a close eye on this one 🧐

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3yr ago

Airparser

Maker

@jaketital 🤘🤘🤘

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3yr ago

Upflowy

@andrewio sounds like a no brainer. However how do you work around token limitation for long docs? Thanks heaps for sharing

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3yr ago

RoninGigs

Very cool, and I’m sure more use cases for this are coming. What are the current limitations of the tool? What kind of inputs do you see it struggling with the most and what do you plan to do about it?

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3yr ago

Airparser

Maker

@philalampi GPT isn't deterministic by nature, but its accuracy is remarkable for most use cases. One limitation is parsing large numeric PDF tables which is hard for GPT. For some use cases, we typically recommend using pre-trained AI OCR models like Parsio, our second product

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3yr ago

Glazed

Super exciting space to be working on, can't wait to see how things mature in the next years :) What does "securely stored" actually mean? Any plans to be able to integrate other models like PaLM 2 or maybe even locally-run models?

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3yr ago

Airparser

Maker

@soyasis "Securely stored" means that uploaded documents are protected from unauthorized access, disclosure, copying, use etc. It is stored in a way that prevents loss, theft, and ensures its confidentiality and integrity. Airparser has strong security protocols in place to protect your data. We use 256-bit AES encryption, secure data transmission, trusted cloud providers, customizable data retention (you can configure auto removal) and more. Next week, we are publishing a new Security section on our website with all the related details. Stay tuned. As for other models, we currently don't have plans to release them, but we will consider it later if we see potential

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3yr ago

Andrew, my deep Congrats! Good luck! I have questions, Andrew) #1 How do you plan to differentiate Airparser and capture market share, and what strategies are in place to scale the business rapidly #2!!! How does Airparser ensure compliance with data protection regulations?? #3 what is the specific pricing model?

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3yr ago

Airparser

Maker

@kinzarra Hey Philipp, thank you for your feedback and questions! 1. I believe SEO will work well for us. I also launched another data extraction product, Parsio, so we can recommend Airparser for specific use cases where it's more efficient. 2. Next week, we are publishing a new Security section on our website with all the related details. Stay tuned. 3. Our pricing is credit-based: https://airparser.com/pricing/

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3yr ago

Very interesting product, the nice thing is that it can be used for so many use cases, and the fact that it allows for handwritten texts is very useful in a lot of places! I can see this being used cross department, Right On!

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3yr ago

Airparser

Maker

@yahya_elfaqir1 Feel free to contact us via live chat if you need any assistance!

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3yr ago

@andrewio I most definitely will! Congrats on the invincible launch!

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3yr ago

YouTube Video Organizer

I found that I need more tools that do this kind of tasks. Thank you for making this, will surely check this out!

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3yr ago

Airparser

Maker

@rifqisenotion Let me know if you have any feedback!

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3yr ago

Reachfluencer

It's obvious you are using pods. The first product of the day is cheating, and nobody cares about that. @adityavsc

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3yr ago

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Airparser, a GPT-4 powered data extraction tool, has received mixed reviews. While some users appreciate its innovative approach and versatility, others express dissatisfaction with its business practices. Several reviews highlight concerns about its rebranding from Parsio.io, accusing the company of unethical behavior by revoking lifetime deals and rebranding to attract new users. Despite these criticisms, some users find the tool productive and efficient, noting its potential for various applications. Overall, Airparser's reputation is marred by trust issues, overshadowing its technical capabilities.

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