Remli is a private archive for the paper in your life — receipts, bills, tax forms, medical records, contracts. Drop in a scan and Remli reads it, suggests a title, dates, tags, and a folder, and files it the moment you approve.
Encrypted at rest · You approve every change · Your originals, byte-for-byte untouched
Remli does the reading and the sorting. You keep the judgment.
Drag in PDFs, photos, and scans. Remli renders previews, reads the text, and checks every file for duplicates against everything you already have.
For each document, AI proposes a title, type, dates, people, tags, a folder, and a clean filename — each suggestion labeled with how confident it is.
Every suggestion lands in a review inbox first. Edit anything, approve with a keystroke, and the document is filed — never behind your back.
Every AI decision is visible, editable, and waits for your approval. Work through a stack with just the keyboard.
For documents you'd rather keep close, Remli reads them on its own server and blacks out SSNs, account numbers, and phone numbers before anything reaches the AI.
Originals are stored byte-for-byte untouched and encrypted with AES-256. Every file is hashed, so nothing can change without Remli noticing.
Full-text search over every word of every page — plus filters by folder, tag, person, organization, type, and date range.
A built-in assistant answers questions across your documents — “when did I last renew the car insurance?” — and can search, file, and tidy for you, with the same approval rules.
Export everything with your approved filenames plus metadata in JSON and CSV. One-click backups verify themselves before you ever need them.
These are the papers of your life — tax returns, medical records, contracts. Remli treats them that way: nothing is public, nothing is shared, and AI only ever sees what you decide it should.
Signing in is always required — every page, preview, and download.
You choose per file whether AI sees pages at all — and Sensitive mode redacts identifying numbers first.
Your documents are stored encrypted, and exports let you leave with everything, any time.
Scan it, drop it in, and approve. Ten minutes from now it’s titled, tagged, filed, and findable.
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