TagSmith-PDF is the only Operator Co app you can buy today. Three more are being built. This is where each one stands, in the same words as the progress page, which is where changes get recorded first.
In development, not for sale
- EAA Alt-Text Batcher: a working build, in testing. Point it at a folder of images and a vision model installed on your PC, and it writes one line of alt text per image to a CSV next to the images. It resumes interrupted runs and never uploads anything.
- DossierDesk: an early build. Local dossier search with page-correct citations, OCR for scans, Peppol e-invoice generation (UBL 2.1, Peppol BIS Billing 3.0, NLCIUS) and Kadaster enrichment for Dutch offices. Kadaster runs in a demo mode until a paid subscription is configured, and the invoice validator is structural, so it must be followed by an official Peppol check before the first live transmission.
- RedactSmith: a prototype. It finds personal data in a PDF, lets you confirm the regions, removes them from the file itself and reports what it checked. Detection accuracy is not yet measured and it is not validated for production use.
No dates and no prices yet. An app moves to “released” when it can be bought and it has been tested on real documents, the way TagSmith-PDF was (how that went).
What Operator Co is not building
- Subscriptions. Every app is one payment for one PC.
- Cloud processing of your documents. Files stay on your computer.
- Guides, kits or agency services. Those were retired in September.
Where to follow along
The progress page shows status. The news page collects rule changes in accessibility, e-invoicing and privacy; every link on it was opened and checked when the page was built. The launch list on the contact page is for launches and major updates only.