Automating the unstructured: documents go in, filled templates come out, and a human stays in the loop.

Operations teams spend hours moving data from PDFs, scans and paper forms into their own documents. It is slow and error-prone, and classic OCR tools either need rigid templates or return a wall of text that still has to be sorted by hand.
Goril Docs uses Google’s Gemini models to read a document the way a person would: it understands the structure, then maps what it finds into fields the user has defined. The output is a filled template, exportable as PDF, DOCX or plain text.
Getting Gemini to read a document well took an afternoon. Getting people to trust the result took the rest of the project: showing the source next to the output, making every field editable, and letting the user correct the layout with their hands instead of with a prompt. The human-in-the-loop screens are where the product actually lives.