A scanned PDF summarizer that reads the handwriting too

A summary is only as good as what the tool can read. Feed a scanned document to a typical PDF summarizer and the handwriting — the answers, the filled-in fields, the margin notes — never makes it into the summary. Sometimes the file is rejected entirely: “scanned documents are not supported.”

VersoDoc summarizes the whole page. It cleans and straightens the scan, restores the layout, and reads print, handwriting, and marks together before writing a word.

What that means in practice

• Marked exam papers — the summary covers what was answered and what the teacher marked wrong, not just the printed questions
• Filled forms & contracts — values written by hand (fees, dates, names) are part of the summary
• Old or messy scans — tilted, shadowed, low-resolution pages get restored before they're read
• Long documents — two-column papers and dense reports summarized with the numbers intact

And after the summary?

Keep going: translate the document, or ask follow-up questions — “What was the total cost in year one?”, “Which answers were marked wrong?” Answers come from the page itself, including the parts written by hand.

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Pro will be $6.99/month (or $59/year), with a generous monthly allowance of AI actions and scanned pages. Files are auto-deleted after 30 days and never used for training.