Local document parsing for agent-ready knowledge.

Turn documents into agent-ready markdown.

HyprDuck imports PDFs and Word files, renders every page into images, runs your chosen AI provider, and saves linked markdown that stays inspectable on your machine.

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macOS local first PDF / DOCX / DOC

workflow

Import first. Evidence always visible.

HyprDuck keeps the landing page and product surface centered on the same path: file in, page evidence, provider run, linked markdown out.

pdf / docx / doc

Import a real document

Start with a PDF, DOCX, or DOC file. HyprDuck keeps the primary flow file-first, without screen recording or accessibility permission friction.

page images

Render pages into evidence

Each page becomes an inspectable image snapshot before AI processing, so the markdown can keep a visible link back to the source page.

local / openrouter

Run the selected provider

Use local mode or a hosted provider depending on your privacy, speed, and cost needs. Provider settings stay shared across parsing flows.

~/Library/Application Support/HyprDuck

Save agent-ready markdown

HyprDuck writes markdown and linked image assets under Application Support, ready for agents, wikis, notes, and local knowledge workflows.

providers

Use local mode or bring your preferred AI provider.

HyprDuck treats AI settings as shared parsing infrastructure. Local operation stays visible, while hosted providers remain available when they fit the job.

Local Mode ready

Ollama

Local

Run private document parsing against local models without an API key.

OpenRouter

Router

Use one provider setting to reach multiple hosted model families.

output

Markdown that agents can inspect.

Every result should be movable, readable, and grounded in source artifacts on disk.

Local by default

Document import and page rendering happen in the desktop app before any provider call.

Provider flexible

OpenRouter hosted models and local Ollama models share the same parsing workflow.

Evidence-linked output

Generated markdown references the page images on disk instead of hiding the source.