Tygra

About Tygra

Tygra is a privacy-first document processing tool that parses and validates complex documents using AI that runs entirely on the customer's own infrastructure. The whole product is built around one constraint: for a large set of buyers, the reason they have not adopted document AI is not accuracy but that the documents cannot leave their environment. Tygra ships as a desktop application and runs locally, so data never transits a vendor's servers, and the value proposition is that this is achieved without the accuracy penalty usually associated with on-premise processing — the site pairs 'ridiculously high accuracy' with 'fully private' as a single claim rather than a trade-off. Beyond extraction it performs validation, checking the parsed output against expected structure rather than simply emitting fields and leaving verification to the operator. The published use cases map cleanly onto regulated document workloads: finance (fraud detection, KYC, loan and mortgage applications, bank statements, invoices), logistics (delivery receipts, freight quotes, purchase orders, customs declarations, bills of lading, dangerous-goods declarations), insurance (risk assessments, renewal notices, first notices of loss, claim forms), healthcare (electronic health records, medical billing, lab reports, prescriptions), legal (contract analysis, case files, clinical notes) and education (enrolment forms, transcripts, scholarship applications). Sales runs through a demo request; no pricing is published.

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