An offline assistant that reads your documents with Gemma 4 on your own GPU, then builds upload-ready files to each portal's exact rules.

What I Built If you've applied for a scholarship, an admission or an exam in India, you know this screen: Photograph: JPG, 3.5 cm × 4.5 cm, white background, 20–50 KB. Signature: JPG, 10–20 KB. Class 12 marksheet: PDF, front and back in one file, max 200 KB. Income certificate: issued on or after 01-04-2026, PDF, not more than 0.3 MB. Every portal wants the same documents in a slightly different shape. So you dig through Downloads and WhatsApp forwards called IMG-20240612-WA0007.jpg, upload your marksheet to some random online compressor, get "file size too small" on the signature, and find out on the last day that your income certificate is from March. Kaagaz (कागज़, "paper") fixes that, and it does it without your documents ever leaving your laptop. It reads your folders and labels every document (Class 12 marksheet, income certificate, passport photo, signature, 28 types in all) using Gemma 4 E4B running locally through Ollama. It reads the document its