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Document Transcribe
Transcribe, Translate, and Organize Handwritten and Historical Documents
Context-aware AI for family historians, independent researchers, collectors, and small archives converts complex handwriting and print into accurate, structured text you can edit and organize.
Confidence92%
AI Handwriting Transcription
Convert handwritten documents into accurate, editable text.
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FR → ENContext preserved
Multi-Language Translation
Translate historical documents while preserving meaning and context.
Manuscript1880sLetters
Structured Organization
Create searchable collections with metadata, tags, and public exhibits.
More than OCR
Understands handwriting and layout to deliver structured and editable text.
See a Real Historical Document in Action
From manuscript to structured, editable text.
Original Document
AI Transcription Output
Document Title: Letter from R. C. Cutts to His Son
Powers Patent
American Cased Shot
FARR & ALFORD
SOLE AGENTS
544 Broadway, NEW YORK.
New York Feb. 26 1869
My Dear Son
I received your letter yesterday & was so glad to have you write not only to hear what you say but it will accustom you to expres your ideas properly
And then when you tell me freely what you are thinking about & doing I think you are inclined to do that which is right & good It is only when young men start off in a wrong & wicked course that they become
Transcription notes: Small ink smudges and slight fading near right margin; otherwise legible.
Author: R. C. Cutts
Date: January 26, 1867
Language: English
Themes:
Family communicationPersonal reflectionYouth guidance
Context-aware AI understands handwriting and document structure, producing text that can be searched, edited, and organized.
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Built for different kinds of historical work
The same transcription, translation, metadata, and exhibit tools adapt to family history, research projects, private collections, and small archives.
From Document to Digital Archive
Turn historical material into structured, searchable research assets.
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Transcribe + Translate
Context-aware AI converts handwriting and print into structured, editable text.
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Organize
Add metadata, tags, and contextual information automatically.
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Share
Create searchable collections and publish documents for research or public access.
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Explore how transcription, translation, and organization work together inside the platform.
Pricing
Start with a short trial, then pay as you go or subscribe
Document Transcribe turns scanned pages into searchable, organized materials for family history, research projects, historical collections, and small archives. Use credits when you need them, or subscribe for monthly credits and collaboration features.
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Trial
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3 credits total (lifetime)
Try the full workflow on real documents. When your 3 credits are used, pick a pack or a subscription.
- Access every feature
- Credits apply to each action (transcribe, translate, metadata, article, exhibits)
- Upgrade anytime
Starter credits
One-time$5
one-time credit bundle (not a subscription)
- Credits cover transcription, translation, metadata, article generation, and exhibits
- Full access to exports, sharing, chat, and projects
- Great for one-off collections
Individual
Most popular$19
per month
For ongoing family history, research, and frequent exports. Subscriptions include unlimited metadata, article generation, and exhibits.
- 300 credits per month for transcription and translation
- Unlimited metadata generation, article generation, and exhibits
- Cancel anytime
Team
Multi-user$79
per month
For archives, libraries, and collaborative projects. Includes multiple users plus priority support.
- 2,000 credits per month for transcription and translation
- Unlimited metadata generation, article generation, and exhibits
- Multi-user workspace plus priority support
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