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Take a clear photo on a flat surface or scan at 300+ DPI
Our AI reads handwritten cells and structures them as a table
Each row, each column preserved — ready for digital workflow
For small businesses, warehouses, labs and field workers still using paper.
Reads real-world handwriting — block letters, cursive, mixed styles.
Detects rows and columns even on hand-drawn grid lines.
Numeric cells detected as numbers (not text) so they work in Excel formulas.
Digitize stocktake count sheets filled in by warehouse staff during physical inventory.
Convert lab notebook tables into Excel for data analysis.
Plumbers, electricians, surveyors who fill in paper job sheets — digitize for invoicing.
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Accuracy depends heavily on handwriting clarity. Block letters get 90%+ accuracy. Cursive or messy handwriting may need manual review. We recommend a quick visual check before downstream use.
Yes — photograph the table on a flat surface with good lighting. Better quality input gives better output.
Yes — printed headers with handwritten cell content is a common scenario we handle well.
Numbers are recognized as numbers (Excel cells with numeric type), so formulas work directly. Text stays as text.
