Sixteen consoles, because sixteen kinds of document fail differently
A prescription, a survey plan and a thermal receipt have nothing in common except that all three are unreadable. Each document family gets its own console - its own damage vocabulary, format rules, treatments and, most importantly, its own way of checking that the restored page still says what it said.
16
consoles
161+
document types
15
capabilities
6
storage integrations
Identity & Travel
Documents that identify a person or authorise a movement. Their identifiers carry check digits, which means a recovered value can be verified arithmetically rather than by a second opinion.
Records & Awards
Documents that prove something happened - a grade, a qualification, a treatment, a period of service. These get a second independent reader, because there is no checksum to fall back on.
Business & Legal
Documents that bind. Signatures, seals, clause numbering and boundary measurements are held and returned from the original rather than restored.
Heritage & Media
Documents whose appearance is part of the record. Restoration here repairs the surface without modernising a hand or flattening a printing method.
What every console gets, whatever it takes in
Collections
Pick or create a folder before a job starts, so every restoration is filed as it is produced rather than sorted afterwards.
Six storage integrations
Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive through their own pickers, plus S3-compatible storage, WebDAV and a pasted link. Every connection is read-only.
Per-page isolation
Pages are processed one at a time with their own progress, result and failure, so one difficult sheet never takes the batch down.
Revertible versions
Every treatment lands as its own version. The untouched original stays in the job for as long as the job exists.
Held regions
Seals, stamps and signatures are excluded from processing entirely and composited back from the original with a feathered edge.
CSV export
Captured fields export as a table, with withheld values in their own column so a blank never passes as a clean read.
Accepted formats
PDFs are rasterised page by page at 200 DPI keeping their page geometry in points, Word files are unzipped for the scans inside, and photographs are kept byte-for-byte as supplied.
Put your worst document in first
Not the easy one. The faded, torn, water-marked one you assumed was gone. Free to start, no card, and the original is never overwritten.