Product Roadmap

Compress, merge, split, convert, protect, watermark, and more — all running on native binaries (Ghostscript, qpdf, MuPDF, Poppler) for production-grade output.

Uploads are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM, processed in isolated jobs, and auto-deleted after the per-tier download window. No accounts required for any free-tier tool.

Chain multiple PDF operations into a single reusable workflow. Templates and ad-hoc pipelines both supported.

MDX-powered editorial system, structured data, sitemap, and per-route canonical/hreflang for full search-engine surface area.

Installable on desktop and mobile with an offline fallback shell. Core static routes stay reachable when the network drops.

Optional sign-in, saved pipelines, higher size and concurrency limits, and billing handled through Polar.sh. AI features ship with the dedicated AI Pro tier.

Summarize, ask-this-PDF, smart redaction, and form-field extraction — all running server-side with the same auto-deletion guarantees as our binary tools.

Authenticated REST endpoints for every tool, with idempotency keys, webhook callbacks, and usage-based metering for high-volume customers.

OAuth-based round-tripping so users can pull a file from cloud storage, process it, and write the result back without leaving the tool.

Drag-drop a folder, get a table of jobs with per-row status, retry, and bulk download. Already available via API; UI layer is next.

Multi-locale tool pages, blog, and marketing surface via next-intl. Hreflang scaffolding already in place; translation pipeline is the remaining work.

Shared pipeline templates, audit logs, SSO, and seat-based billing for organizations that need centralized governance over PDF workflows.

A Docker bundle of the processing pipeline for customers with strict data-residency or air-gapped requirements. Mirrors the SaaS feature set.

Document intelligence beyond single tools — multi-document reasoning, structured extraction to schemas, and pipeline steps that call user-defined prompts.

A native wrapper around the local processing engine for users who want the same toolset entirely offline. Lower priority than the SaaS roadmap above.