Dr. Zulkifli Mohamad Al-Bakri, former Minister of the Federal Territories (Religion) and Mufti of the Federal Territories, has unveiled a new app called InarahConverter. The app enables users to convert images into documents and vice versa, while also providing tools for editing PDFs.
The former minister shared the app on Threads, pitching it as a safer alternative to online tools that might be taking the users’ private data. Dr. Zulkifli boasts that all conversions happen directly on the user’s Mac (more on that later) and that there are “zero upload”, “zero tracking”, and “zero data leakage”
The app operates like any other converter: simply upload files and convert them to another format. If the file is an image, the software also lets users resize it and add watermarks.
On the other hand, InarahConverter lets users edit and manage PDF files. Features include merging PDFs, splitting them into individual files, adding watermarks, converting them to Word documents, and rotating page orientation. Additionally, Amanz reported that the app also includes an AI feature that lets users upload PDF documents and have them summarised, translated, and more.
InarahConverter is free to download from Dr. Zulkifli’s official Threads account. Users simply need to register to receive a licence key for unlimited free use. The only thing you need to give to obtain the licence is your name, email, and a brief comment. So, depending on how truthful you want to be while registering, you’re still technically giving away some of your personal details.
Unfortunately, not everyone will get to use the app because, at the time of writing, it is only available for Mac. There’s no news if InarahConverter will make its way to Windows or Linux operating systems any time soon, if at all.
