Cullable is a mind-blowing 100x faster than any OCR engine you’ve ever come across. Quality? They’re not even in the same league. Cullable delivers a jaw-dropping 30% better quality than those antiquated OCR engines you’ve been clinging to.

Worried about hardware compatibility? Cullable runs on any hardware, making OCR’s CPU dependence a thing of the past. Some have even commented that it’s borderline irresponsible to keep using OCR when we know solutions like Cullable exist. In a world where information is king, missing out on even 1% of text is unthinkable. So, if you knowingly stick to OCR and lose 30% of your text, don’t you think that’s a bit… underhanded? Some might even call it deceptive.

Here’s a thought experiment. if you were served a subpoena and required to produce a specific type of information, but 30% of it needed OCR to become searchable, would you still use traditional OCR, knowing full well you’d lose a huge chunk of that precious data? Wouldn’t that be a form of obfuscation? I don’t know that there’s legal precedence on that yet, but wouldn’t you think we’re onto something here?;L”

And don’t cry reasonable accessibility. You don’t need a farm of machines to run it. You don’t need a ton of CPU horsepower, it runs great on Mac and Windows. It’s free of charge to download and test, and only costs $0.005 or less per page to use it when you need it. It’ll work with any image format and it’ll chew through your PDFs like candy. It translates, it identifies PII and PHI, its terribly easy to use. So why wouldn’t you use it? Eventually this will be the minimum standard of OCR quality. It’s time to move to the future of text recognition and leave those outdated OCR engines in the dust.

Now, imagine you’re faced with a situation where you need to produce specific information, and 30% of it requires OCR to become searchable. Would you still rely on traditional OCR, knowing that you’ll miss out on a significant portion of that data? It’s food for thought and just maybe your co-counsel will bring that up after the third round of your next discovery.

The good news is, you don’t have to take our word for it. We’re offering you a free download of Cullable, complete with complimentary credits to try it out with your own data. That’s right, Cullable is free to install, and we even provide free credits every month for you to experience it yourself. You only pay for Cullable when you need it.

“BUT OCR ISNT SEXY. I HAVE LIKE ELEVEN OCR ENGINES INSTALLED ON MY COMPUTER. EVERYONE CAN OCR. YAWN…“

You’re absolutely right. OCR technology has indeed stagnated over the past 30 years, and people have grown accustomed to its limitations, accepting it as the gold standard. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for improvement. Enter Cullable, our text recognition solution.

CULLABLE ISN’T OCR! ITS NEXT GEN NATURAL LANGUAGE COMPUTER VISION UNSUPERVISED LEARNING FOR THE MASSES AND WE HAVE IT FIRST!

While we acknowledge that Cullable isn’t perfect, we remind you that there’s millions and millions of fonts to be mapped, and we’re entirely positive that your Dr’s handwriting isn’t perfect either. We still recognize many times more handwriting than your OCR engine can and the fact remains that it offers a very obvious and measurable improvement over traditional OCR engines. In a world where efficiency and accuracy are paramount, that’s a significant leap forward.

Everyones talking BI, AI, NLP, Enterprise Search. Most organizations have at least 20% of their information stores enriched with traditional OCR. Garbage in / Garbage out is a thing. Smart organizations capitalize on latent information stores rather than stacking it up in storage rooms. Data enrichment is important when undertaking this kind of project. We cant think of a single reason you should use traditional OCR ever again, whether its for knowledge management or even something more critical like an audit or damages assessment after a breach.

Let’s talk numbers. Most OCR engines can process around 2,000 pages per hour. Cullable, on the other hand, can process a staggering 20,000 pages per minute. If we break that down, that’s a mind-blowing 1,200,000 pages per hour. Comparing the two, Cullable is up to 600 times faster than your average OCR engine. If you’ve got the volume, Cullable will automagically scale to the challenge with no input required from the user.

Cullable supports over 50 languages and loses no speed or quality when encountering double byte characters such as those found in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Hebrew typefaces.

With such a remarkable increase in both speed and quality, it’s clear that Cullable is a game changer in the world of text recognition. So, why settle for the old, inefficient OCR standard when you can embrace the future with Cullable?

I mean forget the rhetoric. Future, schmuture. Get good text. Make good decisions with it. Power workflows, processes, organizational intelligence. When you really NEED OCR, forget OCR. Grab Cullable ad give Computer Vision a try next time. It’ll surprise you.

Cullable is free of charge. Users get monthly allotments to test Cullable. Its low cost when you actually need to use it on a major project. Give it a try and experience the difference for yourself.