1. Manual transcription
Operator retypes handwritten Arabic line by line.
We turn handwritten Arabic manuscripts, letters and records into text you can search, cite and use. On your servers. Your documents never leave.
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CoreTechX OCR system for handwritten Arabic recognition
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Line by line, with a confidence score on every word.
Low-confidence words are flagged, so experts spend minutes, not days.
Search by meaning across thousands of pages, cited to the page.
One handwritten page, start to answer. Minutes are illustrative.
Operator retypes handwritten Arabic line by line.
Cross-checked by a second reviewer.
Copy text into institutional templates.
Type in date, author and classification.
Save to shared drives and update the index.
Browse folders and filenames by hand.
Read whole documents to interpret them.
Write summaries for managers by hand.
Every new question starts from scratch.
Drag and drop into the CoreTechX portal.
Handwritten Arabic to text, with word confidence.
Only low-confidence words go to an editor.
Structured into your Word or PDF template.
Indexed for meaning; answers cite the page.
National archives, ministries, courts, universities and AI teams.
Manuscripts, letters, court and land records, including marginal notes and Hijri dates.
One dot can change a word. The model weighs each possible reading and shows its confidence, so reviewers only check the close calls.
Owner, date, location, boundaries, price and witnesses pulled straight from the handwriting into your institution's own form, ready for Word or PDF.
Ask in Arabic across every collection at once, get summaries, and translate structured content for research.
Runs fully on your infrastructure. No data leaves your servers. Designed for PDPL and regulated institutions.
Verified handwritten Arabic lines, each image paired with its checked transcription. Rights-cleared and delivered in the format your training pipeline needs.
Run CoreTechX on your own servers, or let our team deliver the whole archive for you. Many institutions combine both.
For AI teams and research organisations.
Something else on your mind? We answer within one working day.
Ask on a callHandwritten and printed Arabic: manuscripts, letters, court and land records, registers and government files, including marginal notes and stamps.
It depends on script, ink and paper. Every word gets a confidence score and uncertain words go to human review. Ask for a demo login and test it on your own pages before any contract.
Yes. On-premise is our default for government and regulated clients. Your documents never leave your infrastructure.
No, not without a separate written agreement.
Arabic first, in Naskh and Ruq'ah handwriting as well as print. Other scripts on request.
A pilot on your documents typically starts within weeks. Full rollout depends on volume and integration.
Yes, through secure APIs and exports to Word, PDF and JSON.
Digitise, structure and search handwritten Arabic archives, fully on-premise.
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