LEKT AI

The document intelligence API converts images and scanned files into usable text, using optical character recognition to read what a camera or scanner captured. It also sorts documents into categories on its own, which saves a manual triage step. Teams processing forms, invoices or contracts lean on this most.

This service restructures JSON data between formats and standardizes text strings so records line up. If one source writes dates one way and another writes them differently, normalization is what makes them comparable. It saves writing custom parsing code for every new data source.

The platform pulls key terms and topics out of a body of text, which feeds search, tagging or recommendation features. Content analysis sits alongside it to surface what a document is actually about. It works on the same request pipeline as the other services.

A text-to-image endpoint generates images from written prompts, covering thumbnail and asset needs inside your application. The moderation service screens content against policy rules, so you can filter user submissions automatically. Both run through the same API key and billing.

The validation service checks whether an email address follows a valid pattern before you store or mail it. For teams running outreach or managing large contact lists, it catches obvious errors at the point of entry. It runs fast because the check is pattern based, not a full deliverability test.

LEKT AI runs distributed processing that it says handles thousands of concurrent requests, with the system scaling as demand rises. Service levels cover guaranteed requests per second and daily volume, which matters when a downstream job can't wait. Pricing ties directly to that capacity.