
Practical AI tools for everyday work
Read text out of a photographed receipt. Pull the contents of a scanned PDF. Draft an email from five bullet points. Check a query before you run it. Eight tools, no account, and guides that say plainly what each one can and cannot do.
What AURIX is
AURIX is a small collection of document and text tools built and maintained by one person. Each tool does a specific job: recognising text in images and scans, handling PDFs, drafting and editing writing, generating and reviewing code, cleaning text, producing invoices, and preparing resumes.
It is for people who hit these tasks regularly and do not want a subscription or a suite: freelancers digitising receipts, small teams handling paperwork, developers writing a query against an unfamiliar schema, jobseekers whose CV has to survive an applicant tracking system.
The 30 guides matter as much as the tools. Most disappointing results come from a fixable input problem — the wrong resolution, the wrong prompt, the wrong kind of PDF — and the guides say which.
Most used tools
See all eightBrowse by what you are doing
Six areas of work, each with the tools and guides that apply to it.
Guides worth starting with
All 30 guidesWhy use AURIX
No account, no subscription
Nothing here asks you to register. Open a tool, use it, close the tab.
Honest about limits
Every tool page lists what it does badly as well as what it does well, with realistic accuracy ranges rather than marketing numbers.
Files are not stockpiled
Uploads are processed to produce your result, not retained as an archive or used to train models.
Guides, not just buttons
30 written guides explain how to get a usable result the first time and what to check in the output.
Common questions
About AURIX
I am Paul, an IT engineer in Dubai. I built AURIX because I kept doing the same small jobs — digitising receipts, pulling text out of scanned contracts, rewriting the same kind of email — across half a dozen unrelated sites. This is those jobs in one place, with the documentation I wanted and could not find.