I just recently built DullyPDF, a website that allows you to convert a raw pdf to a database mapped template with no manual intervention other than review.
PDF to fillable form is completely free and unlimited so is the editor:
The templates have form fields on all areas where input needs to go like client name, address etc. You can also fill any client information to these template by specifying their name or ID. This works by running common forms ML algorithm to find form fields then automatically renaming fields based on a csv, json file, excel document or txt.
I have a demo on my website that can visually explain my product perfectly too.
Once you have this template, you can fill in any row information from the csv. Free users can do 5-10 pages of renames right now, will let you create database mapped templates from at least two pdfs. Feel free to play around with it, let me know if you got any use out of it and if you did I would love your feedback.
I just got my first two premium users yesterday, however I am wondering if this is worth continuing to pursue. I think this works well for health care form automation but I'm not sure on all the use cases much I haven't done much marketing yet but I am at the state where I have a polished website. Should I lean into marketing this harder or is my idea too niche? I would love any advice and am open to anyone that would like to help/co-found, just dm me or email me: justin@ttcommercial.com.
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