Qomrah reads, understands, and reasons over Arabic text — from scanned court rulings to financial statements — and turns it into answers, briefs, and conversations you can trust.
OCR · Understanding · Legal reasoning · Financial analysis · Advisory · Chatbots
Start with raw scans and end with a defensible answer. Use any layer on its own, or chain them into a full pipeline.
High-accuracy text capture for printed and handwritten Arabic — diacritics, ligatures, stamps, marginalia, and dense multi-column legal layouts.
Recognise structure, sections, clauses, parties, dates, and amounts. Classify, tag, and summarise — turning loose pages into clean, queryable data.
Analyse rulings, contracts, and regulations: surface obligations and risks, compare against precedent, and answer questions grounded in the source text.
Read statements, invoices, audit reports, and Islamic-finance contracts. Extract figures, reconcile, and interpret what the numbers actually mean.
Synthesise across a whole corpus into opinions, action plans, and negotiation positions — every recommendation traceable to the documents behind it.
Deploy a grounded assistant over your own Arabic archive. Ask in Arabic or English; get answers with citations back to the exact page and line.
Each step adds a layer of meaning. Need raw text? Stop at Read. Need a board-ready brief? Run it all the way through.
PDFs, scans, photos, and exports — single files or archives of thousands.
Arabic OCR recovers text, layout, and reading order with confidence scores.
Structure, clauses, entities, and figures are extracted and linked.
Domain models analyse, compare, and answer — always citing the source.
Briefs, opinions, dashboards, or a live chatbot over your archive.
Qomrah does not guess. Every claim is tied back to a specific document, page, and line — so legal and finance teams can verify before they rely.
Judgments, memos, and case files — including handwritten margins and official stamps.
Commercial, employment, and Islamic-finance contracts — Murabaha, Musharakah, Ijara.
Balance sheets, income statements, audit reports, and bank records.
Invoices, receipts, and government forms with mixed Arabic–English fields.
Bring a handful of your hardest Arabic files. We'll run them live and show you text, structure, and reasoning in one session.
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