Early access: a few libraries at a time

Every answer shows its page.

Ask a question of your manuals, scans and records. AskJackson answers from them and hands you the page it read, with the document, its revision and the page number. When a page was hard to read, it tells you that too.

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Bearing, roller, tapered. Figure item 48-9, stock number 3110-068-9395. Printed on two pages of the parts catalogue, which agree.

Answered from the parts table. No model call.

Document
TM 55-1510-202-35P, section 9
Read via
Local OCR, column by column
Status
Agreed across 2 printings

From our first customer library

28documents
2,672pages, most of them decades-old scans
10,055catalogue parts, each checked against every page that prints it
Everynumber checked against the page it came from
Why it's different

An answer you can check.

Most AI tools over your documents give you a fluent paragraph and ask you to trust it. AskJackson gives you the paragraph and the page it came from, so whoever relies on the answer can see for themselves.

01

It reads what you actually have

Born-digital files, decades-old scans, dense parts tables. Every page is stored with how it was read and how sure the reading was.

02

It opens the pages before it answers

It searches your library and opens the pages it needs. The server keeps its own record of every page it opened. Only those pages can be cited, and the model never writes a citation itself.

03

Every number is checked against its page

A part number, torque or pressure that is on no page it was shown is never displayed. A value that is printed there but was hard to read is given with that doubt stated, next to the page.

04

You get the page itself

As an image and as a PDF excerpt, so the final check is always yours.

How it works in detail →
Reading depth

You choose how carefully we read. The checks never change.

A born-digital PDF takes seconds; a 1960s parts catalogue, read column by column, takes hours. Every answer gets the same checks either way.

See the reading levels →
Who it is for

For work where the answer has to be right.

Aviation maintenance

Owners, type clubs and shops. Maintenance manuals, parts catalogues and service bulletins, with the page in hand when the inspector asks. It's where AskJackson started.

Regulated equipment

Manufacturers and service organisations. Revisions, serial ranges and effectivity are read off the page and checked against the reader's own unit, and every answer is logged with the pages behind it, ready for an audit.

Records and archives

Paper, scans and files your organisation needs to search and cite, with no digitisation project first. Your library lives at yourname.askjackson.ai.

Your documents stay yours.

Each customer's library is kept in its own store, apart from every other customer's, and is encrypted at rest. Answers are made by AI models we host ourselves, and your pages are never used to train any model. When you leave, we delete your documents on request, and can export a copy of everything we hold for a fee.

How we handle your documents →

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Request early access.

We're setting up a few libraries at a time, each one by hand. Tell us what you have: roughly how many pages, whether they're paper, scans or digital files, and what people will want to ask.

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