Lease Lens Pro reads your leases, deeds and ground-rent schedules — scanned, photographed or typewritten — and turns them into a searchable archive you can simply ask. "Who's liable for the roof repairs above flat 12B?" comes back with the answer and the exact clause. It runs entirely on your own hardware, so confidential documents never leave the building.
Most OCR and "chat with your documents" tools quietly ship your files to someone else's servers. Lease Lens Pro does the opposite — all the intelligence, none of the exposure.
Leases, signed contracts, deeds, ground-rent schedules, freehold archives — once Lease Lens Pro reads them, you can simply ask. Every answer is grounded in a citation back to the exact clause, not a confident guess.
Faded carbon copies, cramped handwriting, skewed phone photos, mixed scripts, stamps and marginalia. A vision-language model interprets the page like a person would — context and all — rather than matching glyphs.
Every lease, deed and schedule becomes part of a single private corpus. Search across buildings, compare terms between units, and pull up every lease that mentions a particular covenant — in one query.
Lease Lens Pro installs on your own hardware and runs fully offline. Files are read in memory and the extracted text stays in a database you own — there's no third-party service to log, retain or train on your documents.
Drag in scanned leases, photos, PDFs, Word or text files. Lease Lens Pro renders each page locally and queues it for reading.
A local vision-language model extracts clean, structured text — handwriting, faded print and all — without a single byte leaving your network.
Your paperwork becomes a private, searchable corpus you can question in plain English — with citations back to the page.
Anywhere leasehold documents are confidential, physical, or simply hard to read.
Answer service-charge, ground-rent, repair-obligation and consent questions across every building you manage — without digging through the filing drawer or waiting on the freeholder's solicitor. Each answer comes back with the clause behind it, citation included.
Turn the daily flood of "am I allowed to sublet?" into a 30-second cited answer instead of a 20-minute dig through the filing drawer.
That 1972 deed of variation nobody can find? Ask for it. Decades of paperwork become a private, queryable archive that lives entirely on your hardware.
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