Legal teams
Client notes. Case files. Estate records.
Turn handwritten material into editable text while keeping the source close at hand for review.
Private handwriting recognition, designed to run locally on your computer. Turn confidential scans into editable documents without uploading them to a server.
Import your scans. Review the text. Export your documents.
Read the scan and transcription together. Check flagged words, make a correction, and move on to the next page.
Keep the scan and your edits togetherSome documents need to stay inside your organization. We’re building Inksight Local for that requirement, with a handwriting model fine-tuned on our own data.
The first product is a desktop app that runs on an individual workstation. A shared server deployment is outside the initial scope.
The intended workflow processes scans and stores transcriptions on your computer, without sending document content to our servers.
Import, recognition, review, and export are intended to work offline. Disconnected installation and licensing requirements will be evaluated during pilots.
We’ll confirm operating-system support, memory and processor requirements, and practical processing speed against pilot workloads.
Keep the source beside the transcription, correct the result, and decide when each page is ready to use.
Client notes. Case files. Estate records.
Turn handwritten material into editable text while keeping the source close at hand for review.
Applications. Field notes. Archived forms.
Explore handwriting recognition within your organization’s own environment.
Internal records. Reports. Correspondence.
Bring handwritten documents into an existing workflow without adding a cloud processing service.
We’re looking for a small group of organizations to try the early desktop product and tell us what matters in their workflow.
Describe your document types—there’s no need to send confidential files.