Who it is for
Document-corpus operators
Researchers, analysts, writers, and small teams who need local document ingestion, search, review, and document-backed analysis without sending the corpus to a hosted document platform.
DIRECT LICENSE · DOCUMENT WORKBENCH
Zpectre is the local document workbench.
Zpectre is for unstructured document work: build a local corpus, preserve source boundaries, search and review from document-backed results, and keep the material on your hardware. It uses the same local-first posture as Zavent App, but the object of work is a document corpus rather than a workbook.
What it does
Turns files into an inspectable corpus
Builds a local workspace from supported formats, preserves boundaries and source metadata, and makes corpus search and review traceable back to the original documents.
What it does not do
Not a spreadsheet or unmanaged bot
It is not a workbook editor, public ingestion API, cloud document vault, generic chatbot, or guarantee that document-derived outputs are correct without review.
Eight document formats
PDF, Markdown, plain text, HTML, EPUB, DOCX, CSV, and JSON are the direct-license document-corpus formats.
Boundary-aware chunking
Chunking keeps byte offsets, page metadata, ordinal position, and source structure inspectable.
Local corpus workspace
Search, review, and document-backed analysis stay inside the workstation instead of a hosted document SaaS.
Native worker architecture
Document processing runs through the local native worker surface in the workspace you control.
Provenance-oriented structure
Source references and hashes are part of the workflow so processed corpora remain auditable.
Three license tiers
Monthly rental, yearly fallback, and perpetual purchase are the Zpectre license options.
How Zpectre works
01 · Build a local corpus
Import supported document formats into a workspace on your machine.
02 · Search and review
Work from document-backed results while preserving source boundaries and metadata.
03 · Keep provenance inspectable
Use source references, hashes, and processing history so reviewed corpora remain auditable.