Editing a PDF used to mean opening a desktop app, hunting for the right tool, and praying you didn't accidentally rasterize the page. DoqFix replaces that with one box: tell us what to change, and we change it.

What you can do today

Edit text inline — fix typos, swap names, update dates without touching layout.
Fill any form — flat or interactive, doesn't matter.
Redact, merge, split, sign — the common jobs, in one place.
Track every revision — every change is a new version you can roll back.

Why a chat box?

Toolbars assume you know the name of the operation. Most people don't. They know the outcome: "remove my old address from page 2." DoqFix turns intent into edits, then shows you the diff so nothing happens behind your back.

What's next

We're working on bulk operations (apply the same edit to 100 documents), templated forms (one PDF, dozens of recipients), and API access so you can wire DoqFix into your own tooling.

If you want to be part of that, give it a try and tell us what's missing.