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I've created "ODI" (Overengineered Documents Indexer) and presented it recently. https://clis-everywhere.k8s.best/16 https://clis-everywhere.k8s.best/16 My ap
by denysvitali 3y ago
I've created "ODI" (Overengineered Documents Indexer) and presented it recently.
https://clis-everywhere.k8s.best/16 https://clis-everywhere.k8s.best/16
My approach is scanning the documents with airscan1, indexing them with a custom OCR Server (using the MLKit by Google on an Android phone which does completely offline OCR scanning) and indexing everything in OpenSearch.
I've then created a backend + frontend to see the documents and di full text search with that.
Everything is (going to be) open source with a permissive license.
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- akileos 3y agoYou project is very nice, next step is browser automation to pay the bills as they arrive when approved on a push notification ? :) Funny situation because it's two extremes, we in Switzerland have way too much paper and need to find a solution, especially for tax filling. Opposite people are complaining they'd have nothing to feed it with.
- denysvitali 3y agoI actually care less about bills and more about properly indexing my documents. I'm still on my way to have a proper document management solution for my needs, so that I can retrieve any correspondence of the last X years. Finding an apartment contract or some other important mail is worth more than just being able to pay the bills "automatically" - since you sort of can already do that with eBill or the QR Bills. OCRing everything is the first step towards this goal :)