Contract AI Parser

🤖 Transform Contract Management with Local AI Contract AI Parser uses cutting-edge browser-based AI to automatically extract key information from contract filenames and export to Excel - all without uploading your data to any server. Perfect For: Legal professionals managing hundreds of contracts Compliance teams tracking agreements Procurement departments organizing vendor contracts Anyone tired of manually entering contract data into spreadsheets ✨ Key Features: 🚀 Lightning Fast Process 500+ contracts in under 1 minute Each file takes only 1-2 seconds 🔒 100% Private & Secure All AI processing happens locally in your browser Your contract data never leaves your computer No tracking, no analytics, no data collection Zero external API calls (except one-time model download) ⚡ Offline Capable Works completely offline after initial setup Perfect for air-gapped or secure environments Model cached locally (~260MB, downloaded once) 🧠 Smart AI Recognition Uses Qwen2.5-0.5B language model Automatically extracts: Date, Client, Contract Type Handles various filename patterns 📊 Excel Export One-click export to .xlsx format Properly formatted with headers Compatible with Excel, Google Sheets, WPS 💰 Zero Cost No subscription fees No API charges Completely free and transparent How It Works: Initialize - First time only: Download AI model (~30 seconds) Select Folder - Choose folder containing your contract files AI Parse - AI automatically extracts information from filenames Export - Download formatted Excel spreadsheet Supported File Types: Works with common document formats including PDF, Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, plain text, and Markdown files. System Requirements: Chrome 113+ (WebGPU support required) 4GB RAM minimum (8GB recommended) ~300MB storage for AI model Privacy & Security: This extension was built with privacy as the top priority. The AI model runs entirely in your browser using WebLLM technology. Your contract filenames and data are never transmitted to any external server. Everything happens locally on your computer.