Tables in PDFs, finally usable.

Tables often hold the figures people care about most. They can also be the part of PDFs that’s hardest to work with. Eno changes that.

Get answers from tables

Eno's AI reads table data when it answers your questions. Each answer comes with a visual citation of the table it came from, so you can verify its claim against the source document.

See how Eno stacks up against ChatGPT and NotebookLM.

Paste tables and they stay tables

Copy tables out of PDFs and paste them into other apps with the structure intact. With Eno you can paste as:

  • Rich Text into Excel, Google Sheets, or Word with its rows, columns and header cells in place.
  • Markdown for notes, wikis and chat tools.
  • Tab-separated text for anything that wants plain data.

All your tables in one place

Eno scans documents in a workspace for tables and lists them in an index you can navigate. Filter the list to find a specific table, then click to view it in full.

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Scanned tables included

Tables in scanned PDFs are searchable, and Eno can answer questions from them too.

Eno answering a question about revenue from 2011 to 2013 with a highlighted snippet from a table in a scanned PDF

Who is responsible for replacing broken hardware on windows?

Reviewed 7 documents, found 1 section in 1 document

The unit owners are responsible for repairing or replacing broken or damaged window hardware that fails before the end of the window’s life.

Excerpt from the by-law with the cited passage highlighted

Explicitly assigns responsibility for repairing or replacing damaged or failed window hardware to the owners.

by-law-4 • p. 7

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