Compare two documents and find the gaps

Stop line-by-line document checking. Upload two document versions to DocuGaps, ask what changed and what is missing, and get answers that cite the file and page.

Side by side. Page by page.

Two documents. One desk. Every gap in view. Open PDFs and document images next to each other, zoom a page, and jump to the line that matters. You see the same pages the chat sees.

Don't read twice. Find what they left out. The product is built for people who work with contracts, filings, and packets — anyone who has to check one version against another.

Upload. Compare. Catch what's missing.

Drop two files on the desk. Ask what is the same, what differs, and what exists in one file and not the other. Answers cite the file and the page so you can click through.

A gap is a missing clause, a missing date, a missing party, a missing signature, a missing amount, a missing exhibit, or two lines that disagree. If something important is missing, the desk says it is missing.

AI that reads PDFs and scans

Reads PDFs and scans. Finds the missing clause. Text-layer files and image-heavy scans both go on the same desk. You can compare a signed scan to a clean draft and still get page citations.

Mark what is missing

Highlight the unsigned signature block and add a note “needs director sign-off”. Marks stay on the page. Click a citation and the desk jumps to that page.

Shared team folders

The team sees team folders. “Only me” folders stay private until you share them or assign people. Files, chat, and marks stay with the folder, and a job groups files from any folders with its own chat. AI use has fair-use limits so one person can't slow the team down.

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Questions

How do I compare two PDF documents?

Open the desk, upload both files, and put them side by side. Ask DocuGaps what is the same, what differs, and what is missing from one of them.

Can it read scans?

Yes. The desk reads PDFs with a text layer and scanned pages. If a scan is hard to read, it says what it can see and what is uncertain.

What is a document gap?

A gap is something a careful reader would flag: a missing clause, date, party, signature, amount, exhibit, or a conflict between two versions.

Can a team work on the same files?

Yes. Team folders keep the files, their chat, and marks in one place for everyone on the team, and each person keeps their own view of the desk. Extra people are extra seats.

Side by side. Page by page. Find the gaps.