HussleBook
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Complex docs, made structured.

Drop in your documents. A vision-language model (VLM) reads every page the way you see it — layout, tables, stamps and all — then fills your schema with picture-perfect accuracy. Export JSON or Excel, or ask questions with sources you can follow.

Start with 15 days of free use, 150 credits (≈ 60–75 pages) and 200 MB.

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DescriptionQtyAmount Market research14,200.00 Customer interviews121,800.00
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Structured documents Projects Make the content inside your files useful. Sources attached AI Chat Ask the question. Follow the source. AI finds the fields Schema Extraction Show the samples. Get a field set to review. JSON · Excel Export Your data, ready for the next step. Choose your room Pricing A plan for your workload. Top-ups for extra usage.

Less busywork. More possibilities.

VLM reading. Schema-based fields. Results you can take anywhere.

AI Chat

Ask. Follow the source.

Stop hunting through files for one answer. Ask across your documents, then follow the cited page.

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Schema Extraction

Skip the blank field list.

Define the fields once, from your own samples. The VLM reads each page as an image and fills every field, table, and line item.

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Projects

One folder per topic. All of it structured.

Upload the documents for a project or topic. Every page becomes structured JSON — use it as chat context or download it for your own tools.

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Export

Ready for your next tool.

Move reviewed results into your next tool: schema JSON or Excel, and whole-document JSON from Projects.

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Pricing

Room for the way you work.

Start free, then choose Starter or Pro. Permanent top-ups are available on paid plans.

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Bring the documents. Move the work forward.

Upload the batch. Let the VLM fill your schema. Check the sources, then export results as JSON or Excel.

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