Hey there! Intuitively I would be surprised if the tesseract-way was better to be honest. I'm not the most experienced with OCR but I have tried Tesseract in

Hey there! Intuitively I would be surprised if the tesseract-way was better to be honest. I'm not the most experienced with OCR but I have tried Tesseract in the past and had difficulties. Like others mentioned, it would mix up things like 4 vs A etc. and had massive issues with decimal numbers. I have had zero such issues with zerox. Someone on HN also recently mentioned that tesseract is OCR of the past and basically outlived by a long shot already, I feel like that might be true. Btw I feel extremely lucky to have found Zerox because we needed a solution like that at work and so I introduced it and spun up a prototype to solve our problem and it works so well (combined with the brand new "strict json" feature by openai), so really great job making it!