Self-hosted file processing
Every online file tool your team pastes sensitive files into, running on infrastructure you control. Open source, air-gap capable, with a REST API.
A self-hosted image compressor that never uploads your images TinyPNG and its clones compress your images on their servers. SnapOtter runs the same job on yours, through a UI or a REST API, so the originals never leave your network. Read more → Self-hosted PDF OCR that never uploads your documents Most OCR services process your documents on their servers. SnapOtter runs OCR locally, so contracts and records stay on infrastructure you control. Read more → A self-hosted video converter that keeps your footage on your server CloudConvert and the online transcoders do the work on their servers, which means your footage goes to them first. SnapOtter runs FFmpeg on your own hardware, so the files never leave your network. Read more → Self-hosted background removal that runs on your own hardware remove.bg does the cutout in the cloud, one credit at a time. SnapOtter runs the same kind of AI locally, so product shots and photos of people never go to a third-party service. Read more → Self-hosted transcription that keeps recordings on your infrastructure Otter.ai and the online transcribers upload your recordings to their servers to turn them into text. SnapOtter runs Whisper locally, so meetings and interviews stay on infrastructure you control. Read more → A self-hosted file conversion API you run yourself Hosted conversion APIs send every file through their infrastructure and bill per job. SnapOtter gives you the same kind of REST API, running entirely on your own servers. Read more → Self-hosted metadata removal for images and PDFs Photos carry GPS coordinates, device IDs, and timestamps. PDFs carry author names and software fingerprints. SnapOtter strips all of it on your own server, before anything gets shared. Read more →
Deploying this across a team?
Audit trails, per-tool permissions, SSO, and air-gapped deployment for regulated environments. Talk to us about running SnapOtter as shared infrastructure.