okraPDF on your machine

A local PDF workbench: open a document, parse it with on-device OCR or a local vision model, read the output beside the page it came from, and redact PII without the file leaving your computer.

macOS · Apple silicon — 1.0.0-rc.25

Open a PDF, parse it on your own machine with Apple Vision or a local vision model, review source-aligned output, export Markdown, JSON, or CSV, redact PII locally with Presidio, combine, extract, and Bates-stamp PDFs, and drive every step from the bundled okra command.

Download Okra-1.0.0-rc.25.dmg (4.5 MB) — Apple silicon Mac, macOS 13 or later. Developer ID signed, hardened, notarized by Apple, and stapled.

SHA-256 67c50932413bddbe387dccb522ecc912633395526d7f43165f477ee40145d808 · release notes

Download the DMG and open it.
Drag Okra onto the Applications shortcut, then eject the DMG.
Open Okra from Applications — it opens normally under Gatekeeper.
Optional: verify the download with shasum -a 256 -c Okra-1.0.0-rc.25.dmg.sha256.

Windows · portable — 0.1.0-alpha.3

The same local-first reader for technical testers: parse with Windows OCR, Chandra OCR 2, or a local Ollama vision model, then review and redact locally.

Download okrapdf-windows-x64-0.1.0-alpha.3.zip (13.3 MB) — Windows 10 or later, x64. Unsigned portable build — SmartScreen will warn.

SHA-256 31ba5cd452ffb370310b5d967fdd9d26b9817692e4f73b600aef196bf37f98a0 · release notes

Download the ZIP and unzip it anywhere.
Run the executable. SmartScreen warns because the alpha is unsigned.
Optional: verify with CertUtil -hashfile okrapdf-windows-x64-0.1.0-alpha.3.zip SHA256.
Run state lives in %APPDATA%\Okra\Runs — deleting the executable leaves it.

Every build, with checksums, is published on GitHub Releases. Prefer nothing to install? The browser tools run the same conversions without a download.