Every document you've kept already holds the answers — you just haven't had a way to ask. Here's exactly what happens to your documents inside DocuStrata, and, just as important, what never does.
Upload PDFs, scans, photos, spreadsheets, and Word files — or point us at an entire folder and we'll bring in the whole tree at once. Migrate your Evernote library in a single step, or forward documents straight to your own private DocuStrata address.
Text is pulled out of each file inside our own systems — digital PDFs, Office files, and scanned pages alike. When a page is a scan or a photo, we read it with OCR. Your documents are never handed to a third-party conversion service.
Each document is then sorted into a clear category and given a precise type, so a bank statement, a lease, and a 1099 each land where they belong — and every word becomes searchable.
When we're not certain, we don't guess. Anything below our confidence bar goes to a short review list, where you confirm our suggestion or pick the right category in a single click. The AI files; you always have the final word.
Search the full text of everything you own — find a vendor invoice from three years ago by typing a name, with no folders to dig through.
Open any document, or a whole folder, and ask. DocuStrata cross-references clauses, surfaces buried figures, and answers in seconds — the kind of reading that used to take an hour. Pull the same structured detail out of a stack of similar documents in one pass.
Every answer carries citations — click one and the exact source document opens to the page it came from. And when a question involves money, the arithmetic is computed on the server (we call it Deep Analysis), then reconciled against the document’s own disclosed figures — so the numbers are checked, not guessed.
DocuStrata is built for people who keep things they can't afford to leak — financials, contracts, trust and tax records. The privacy model is the product.