RelayWorks Document Processing Kit is a commercial source-code product for developers who need a self-hosted PDF-to-AI document processing workflow.
The paid kit includes FastAPI and Next.js source code for converting PDFs into AI-ready outputs such as Markdown, HTML, JSON, plain text, processing reports, extracted images, and downloadable packages.
No. This public repository is only a showcase and product-evaluation hub. The paid source code is distributed separately after purchase.
The commercial source code is delivered through the RelayWorks Gumroad product page.
RelayWorks is a commercial product, not an open-source release. This showcase does not license the paid application source code.
Yes. The product is designed for local and self-hosted processing so buyers can keep documents on their own machine or infrastructure.
RelayWorks is designed for local and self-hosted processing, not as a hosted document-upload service. Buyers control the environment where it runs.
The current product is PDF-first and does not claim support for every document format.
No. Marker is a third-party dependency and must be installed separately.
The workflow can generate Markdown, HTML, structured JSON, plain text, extracted images, a processing report, a selected goal output, and a complete ZIP package. Actual outputs depend on the source PDF.
Buyers receive the commercial FastAPI and Next.js source code to inspect and adapt, subject to the terms supplied with the paid product.
No. The current kit is not a hosted SaaS product with accounts, billing, cloud storage, or multi-tenant operations.
No production authentication capability is claimed for the current kit.
Scanned PDFs may require OCR or additional handling. OCR accuracy is not guaranteed, and results depend on the document and local conversion tooling.
No. Extraction quality depends on the PDF, layout complexity, embedded text, scans, images, tables, and underlying conversion tooling.
macOS or Linux is recommended for the local developer workflow.
Docker is not claimed as part of the current product requirements. Buyers should plan for a local Python, Node.js, npm, Marker, and filesystem-based setup.
Consult the current Gumroad product page for the support terms offered with a purchase; this showcase does not promise additional support terms.
Buy RelayWorks from the verified Gumroad product page.