We extract data from complex archives and broken PDFs, automate XML feeds, and build robust APIs. No expensive cloud fees, no sending sensitive B2B data to third-party servers. Everything runs entirely on our independent, high-performance local AI hardware (128GB RAM, RTX 5090) to guarantee 100% data privacy and security.
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 We are Ondřej and Dr. Bohuslav, co-founders of Echo & Draft.
The true strength of our project lies exactly in this: IT and medicine operating under one roof. We got tired of watching companies send sensitive B2B and medical data to third-party cloud APIs while paying massive recurring fees. So, we took matters into our own hands.
We deployed our own autonomous local AI model on heavy local iron to solve complex OCR, XML, and data extraction challenges. No data ever leaves our machines. Period.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on our zero-cloud approach and the future of local AI deployment. Let me know what you think!
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honestly the privacy angle is a huge selling point for b2b work, so adding some kind of audit log or activity history so users can see exactly what was extracted and when would be super useful. kind of like a receipts feature for compliance teams that need to track data lineage. would make it way easier to trust the tool with sensitive stuff.
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@aban145998 Spot on, Şaban! You hit the nail on the head. While we currently maintain strict internal local logs for all OCR and data extractions, packaging that into a clean, client-facing 'audit receipt' for compliance teams is a fantastic idea. It makes the zero-cloud approach not just secure, but also perfectly transparent for B2B tracking. Definitely putting this on our immediate roadmap. Thanks for the insight!
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The local-only approach with the RTX 5090 setup is genuinely impressive, especially for B2B workflows where data never leaving your own hardware removes a whole layer of compliance headaches.
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@haydar255231 Thanks, Haydar! Exactly – navigating B2B compliance and data protection is a total nightmare when third-party cloud APIs are involved. Keeping the entire workflow strictly offline on our heavy local hardware completely bypasses that headache. Glad to see this approach resonates with you!
honestly the privacy angle is a huge selling point for b2b work, so adding some kind of audit log or activity history so users can see exactly what was extracted and when would be super useful. kind of like a receipts feature for compliance teams that need to track data lineage. would make it way easier to trust the tool with sensitive stuff.
@aban145998 Spot on, Şaban! You hit the nail on the head. While we currently maintain strict internal local logs for all OCR and data extractions, packaging that into a clean, client-facing 'audit receipt' for compliance teams is a fantastic idea. It makes the zero-cloud approach not just secure, but also perfectly transparent for B2B tracking. Definitely putting this on our immediate roadmap. Thanks for the insight!
The local-only approach with the RTX 5090 setup is genuinely impressive, especially for B2B workflows where data never leaving your own hardware removes a whole layer of compliance headaches.
@haydar255231 Thanks, Haydar! Exactly – navigating B2B compliance and data protection is a total nightmare when third-party cloud APIs are involved. Keeping the entire workflow strictly offline on our heavy local hardware completely bypasses that headache. Glad to see this approach resonates with you!