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-title: "Simplified Handwriting OCR with AnnoMemo"
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+title: Simplified Handwriting OCR with AnnoMemo
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 Earlier this year [I wrote about using VLM models to do OCR on my terribly scribbly hand writing](https://brainsteam.co.uk/2024/04/02/finding-the-best-ai-powered-handwriting-ocr/). Models like GPT-4o are actually quite good at interpreting my rubbish writing and converting it to markdown. However, my workflow for using these models was a bit fiddly.
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 ## Conclusion
 
-I'm already finding AnnoMemo to be a very useful tool. Please let me know if you end up having a go and finding it useful or if you think you'd make use of a hosted/managed version in exchange for some small nominal monthly fee.
+I'm already finding AnnoMemo to be a very useful tool. Please let me know if you end up having a go and finding it useful or if you think you'd make use of a hosted/managed version in exchange for some small nominal monthly fee.