The universal watch-list scanner — with AI that reads the document for you.
txtradar highlights your watch-list words — funders, clauses, red flags, names, keywords — across every document you review. Bank statements, contracts, web pages, spreadsheets, even photos. Nothing slips through.
Your watch-list words light up right where you're reading — with a live tally beside them.
Build watch-lists once. txtradar applies them everywhere you read.
PDFs and web pages light up as you read, with click-to-jump navigation to every hit.
Drop documents in any format — Excel, CSV, Word, email, or a scanned image — and get findings plus an Excel export.
Get a plain-English summary, key passages rated by importance, and suggested new watch words.
OCR-typo tolerance flags 0verdraft and Overdaft; aliases catch every spelling of a name or term.
No modes to switch. txtradar detects what you're looking at and applies your active watch-lists automatically.
Underwriting, contract review, compliance — funders, clauses, terms, names, keywords.
A PDF, a web page, or a folder of mixed files. Turn on automatic scanning to work as you browse.
Jump to every hit, read the AI summary, export a findings report — and decide with confidence.
Documents arrive in every shape. txtradar reads them all, then runs the same watch-lists across each.
Highlighted live in place, with a floating panel of category counts and prev/next jump.
Extracted and matched across sheets and pages, grouped into a findings view.
MIME emails and scanned or photographed pages (OCR) — flagged just like the rest.
Same engine, different watch-lists. Start with the words that matter to your work.
Competing funders, NSFs, overdrafts, stacking, merchant names across bank statements.
Defined terms, party names, indemnity and liability clauses, risky language.
Prohibited terms, sanctioned entities, and policy keywords across filings and reports.
Names, citations, overused words, or banned phrases across drafts and sources.
No. Highlighting and file scanning happen locally in your browser — the text of your PDFs, files, and pages is not sent to our servers. Text only leaves your device if you explicitly use an AI feature, which runs through a secure endpoint. See the privacy policy.
PDFs and web pages (highlighted live, click-to-jump), plus Excel, CSV, Word, email, and images via OCR — each producing a findings view and an Excel report.
No. txtradar detects what you're looking at and applies your active watch-lists automatically. Each list can declare which media it runs on.
Yes. Shared lists sync in real time with roles (viewer, contributor, editor, owner) and per-word attribution so you can see who added what.
Yes — free to install, and your lists sync to your account across devices.
Chrome and Chromium-based browsers. Launching on the Chrome Web Store soon.
Free to install. For anyone who reads for a living.
Coming soonComing soon to the Chrome Web Store — check back shortly.