Auto Book v1.6 - Download & Licensing
Scope
The provided autobook.zip package includes the legacy data extraction functionality, expanded by the ability to use OpenAI's APIs to find data, the brand-new Clip Manager that interconnects your clipboard with an infinite text repository and a flexible, powerful search function, a hotstrings tool, a calculator, and a file/folder lister - all in a single executable. These additional features aren't yet documented as of now, but you may be able to figure out how they work.
Download
No payment is required to download and use Auto Book. The free version shows a 7s delay window when adding extracted data to a database.
Download Auto Book ZIP-Archive
To run Auto Book, just unzip the archive and double-click autobook.exe. No installation is required.
License
Auto Book is free to use.
You may not modify, translate, de-compile, reverse engineer, disassemble or otherwise decode Auto Book; or sublicense, sell, rent or lend Auto Book to anyone else. No liability is assumed by the author. (See license-terms.txt in the ZIP package.)
The software does not send any user data over the internet. All data remain local on your computer.
The Developer
My name is Ulrich Leininger and I'm the developer behind Auto Book. I was born in Germany, spent a decade in China and a few years ago settled in Saigon, Vietnam, where I run my company Logitope LLC.
I decided to create Auto Book to remedy an intolerable situation: some of my best clients are using email to send me purchase orders, and each time I received one, I had to manually copy and paste the various data into my accounting system. This simple but annoyingly mindless task often caused me to procrastinate, and in the end, I had to spend more time sifting through old emails when I finally got around to gathering the data. Auto Book solves this problem by capturing data with just a hotkey: I save time previously spent on copy-paste operations, there is no longer a reason to procrastinate, and the risk of errors is also reduced because the human factor is eliminated from the equation.
Another motivation for creating Auto Book was to offer an alternative to cloud-based systems that, in my experience, actually complicate the process of creating and receiving purchase orders and jobs rather than making it more efficient. It's especially annoying when each client uses a different system and you have to gather data from multiple cloud services at the end of the month.
That's probably not really a surprise coming from the developer, but I am convinced that the concept of Auto Book is superior to cloud solutions and that a lot of people could benefit and save time. It just makes more sense to use email and capture data automatically instead of letting cloud-based middlemen get involved in a really simple process.
I hope you find Auto Book useful and enjoyable. If there is sufficient interest, I would love to continue its development. Please feel free to share your thoughts and ideas for improvements or additional features: autobook-feedback@logitope.com – I am always happy to hear from users.