Archives and research collections
Turn scanned historical or research material into searchable, structured outputs.
Private evaluation access
Evaluate scanned-document reconstruction and translation on request
Review sample outputs first. To process your own scanned documents, request evaluation access and tell us what you need to test, the approximate volume, and whether reconstruction, translation, API, batch processing, or a private setup matters most.
What evaluation can cover
Use ReTyped when the output has to be usable as a document, not just extracted text.
- ✓ Rebuilt PDFs that preserve the page structure
- ✓ Searchable PDFs from scanned source pages
- ✓ Clean Markdown and geometry JSON for downstream workflows
- ✓ Editable translated PDFs and Markdown with layout preserved
Access paths
The right setup depends on whether you are evaluating a few pages or planning production processing.
- ✓ Private evaluation account for representative pages
- ✓ API access for workflow integration
- ✓ Batch processing for document collections
- ✓ Private infrastructure for stricter operational needs
Who this is for
Publishers and content teams
Recover editable source material from scans while preserving layout and reviewability.
Legal and technical document sets
Evaluate reconstruction or translation where document structure and traceability matter.
Operations and internal tools
Discuss API, batch, or private processing for repeat document workflows.
How access works
Share the document context
Tell us what the documents are, the languages involved, and the outputs you need to inspect.
Confirm the evaluation path
We review the fit and decide whether a private account, API discussion, batch path, or private setup makes sense.
Evaluate real outputs
Use representative pages to judge layout fidelity, searchability, translation quality, and downstream usability.
Ready to evaluate your own scanned documents?
Send the document context and target workflow. We will reply with the best next step for evaluation or production discussion.