DocReviewKit
Browser-local document review tools with usable exports
What it does
DocReviewKit is a privacy-first suite of document utilities. Export Word comments and supported tracked changes to Excel, turn PowerPoint comment threads into a review register, and convert PDF or DOCX files to Markdown. Files are processed in the browser, with explicit coverage notes instead of silent data loss.
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