Products
All four products below are in preparation. None is on sale or available to download from us yet. Descriptions say what each tool is built to do and its known limits; details and prices will be on each product's marketplace page when it launches.
Intarsia — Parquet viewer for JetBrains IDEs
In preparation
A plugin that opens .parquet files in an editor tab, with the file's schema as a tree and the rows in a paged table. It reads large files a page at a time instead of loading them whole, and it makes no network connections.
Planned channel: JetBrains Marketplace, with a free first release. Tested so far on IntelliJ IDEA Community; the supported IDE versions will be listed on the marketplace page.
drawx — dimensions from engineering-drawing PDFs
In preparation
Reads engineering drawings saved as vector PDFs and lists the dimensions printed on them as a table (JSON and CSV), so they don't have to be retyped.
Limits: scanned drawings and drawings whose text has been turned into outlines are not supported (no OCR). It is an extraction aid, not an inspection authority — check the results against the drawing. Planned channel: Apify Store, priced per result (price to be set at launch).
Website tech-stack detector
In preparation
Give it a list of website addresses; for each page it makes one ordinary request and reports the technologies visible in the response (for example the content management system, JavaScript libraries, analytics tools or CDN), with the evidence for each finding.
Limits: it doesn't run a browser, so technologies loaded later by scripts are missed; it respects robots.txt by default and does not get around blocks or captchas. Planned channel: Apify Store, charged per successfully analysed site (price to be set at launch).
Accessible-PDF checker
In preparation — early prototype
Adds structure tags to PDFs generated directly from software (not scans) and reports the result of the PDF/UA-1 machine checks run by the open-source veraPDF validator.
Limits: passing machine checks does not make a document fully accessible and is not a guarantee of legal compliance. Some things, such as meaningful image descriptions and a sensible reading order, need a person to review. Channel and pricing not decided.