Fictional technical report with page and table verification overlays

Verified document conversion

PDF to Markdown with page-level proof

Convert complex PDFs into clean Markdown for AI, search, documentation, and archives. Every page gets a quality verdict.

Tables
Figures
Captions
Critical values

Answer plus verdict

Multiple converters. Independent evidence. An honest result.

A normal converter returns text. KYAMOS runs independent extraction paths, compares critical values page by page, and preserves uncertainty instead of hiding it.

Extract

Digital text, tables, headings, image references, captions, and page boundaries are extracted through multiple engines.

Verify

Optional OCR provides independent evidence for scans and difficult pages. It is checked, not accepted blindly.

Decide

Each page receives a score and a traceable verdict: confirmed, likely, uncertain, or failed.

Quality report

You can see what passed and what needs review.

The document verdict is derived from page-level evidence. A plausible-looking page is not enough.

Confirmed

All required checks passed with no unresolved page-level issues.

Likely

Conversion succeeded using a lighter evidence set.

Uncertain

Markdown is available, but one or more pages need review.

Failed

No usable verified result was produced.

Regression proof

Technical annex

Confirmed
Failed pages
0
Target accuracy
99%
Table page 23
1.000
Mixed page 30
1.000

Confirmed regression result recorded 27 July 2026. This is a test proof point, not a claim that every PDF is perfect.

Asynchronous API

Submit, poll, download.

Large documents continue processing after the browser disconnects. The web gateway uses KYAMOS account authentication and user-bound job tokens.

Direct API keys and batch endpoints are available for private pilots.
POST /api/pdfmd/jobs?profile=verified&ocr=auto
Content-Type: multipart/form-data

202 Accepted
{
  "job_id": "abc123...",
  "status": "queued",
  "status_url": "/api/pdfmd/jobs/abc123..."
}

GET /api/pdfmd/jobs/{job_id}
GET /api/pdfmd/jobs/{job_id}/markdown
GET /api/pdfmd/jobs/{job_id}/artifacts

Manifesto

We do not believe in black-box document conversion.

PDFs contain operational memory: proposals, tables, legal terms, diagrams, and decisions. If a converter silently loses a row or changes a number, it corrupts knowledge. Our promise is clean Markdown, page-level proof, and honest uncertainty.

Operational documents

Built for workflows where silent errors are expensive.

AI retrieval and knowledge bases
Technical proposal archives
Legal and compliance review
Scientific documentation
SaaS document ingestion
Documentation migrations

Private by design

Choose where documents run.

Protected access

Account approval, service tokens, upload limits, rate limits, and per-user job ownership.

Private deployment

Website evaluation jobs expire after seven days. Private deployments can use a customer-defined retention period.

Private beta

Start with an evaluation. Scale to a private deployment.

Pricing is being validated with design partners. Current pilots include conversion, quality reports, and engineering support.

Evaluation

A bounded document and page allowance for product assessment.

Open converter

Pro pilot

Higher limits, full downloads, quality reports, and API access.

Discuss a pilot

Enterprise

Private infrastructure, retention controls, audit support, and service terms.

Discuss a pilot

FAQ

Before you upload.

Is this only optical character recognition?

No. Optical character recognition reads text from images. KYAMOS combines multiple PDF conversion engines, optional OCR, and page-level quality checks.

What happens when a page cannot be verified?

The document is marked uncertain. The quality report identifies the affected page, its score, and the unresolved evidence.

Can the service run privately?

Yes. VPN-only, customer-network, and self-hosted deployment are available for private pilots.

Are uploaded PDFs used to train models?

No. Customer files are not used for model training unless a separate written agreement explicitly permits it.