Document scanning
From paper pile to searchable library
Point the camera at a document and it's cropped, cleaned up, and made fully searchable — automatically.
Capture
Edges locked on before you tap the shutter
Live edge detection tracks the page in real time as you frame the shot, so the crop is already right before you capture — no fiddling with corners after the fact. Auto capture fires the moment the page is steady and in frame; manual mode is there if you want more control.
View
Read scans without leaving the app
Every document opens in a built-in PDF viewer, so you can read, zoom, and flip through pages without handing the file off to another app. Jump straight into watermarking, adding more scanned pages, sharing, or editing from the same screen.
Export
Export as PDF, images, or a long image
Share the whole document or just the pages you pick — as a single PDF, per-page images, one tall long image, or separate PDFs for each page. Export straight into Google Drive, WhatsApp, or any app through Android's own share sheet.
Capture
Every page, cropped straight and read on the spot
Point the camera at a document and edges are detected, corrected, and cleaned up automatically — shadows and stains removed, up to 50 pages per scan. Every page is run through on-device text recognition the moment it saves, so search finds a document by what's actually written on it, not just its title.
Folders keep the library organized — add, rename, or delete them any time, and filter by tapping a chip.
Clean up
Long-press, select, gone
Select several documents at once and share or delete them together in one action — no tapping through each one individually. The same long-press opens rename and delete on a folder chip, reliably, every time.
Protect
A watermark that isn't stuck to the file
Add an optional diagonal watermark and it's stamped on the fly whenever the document is viewed, shared, or exported — the stored file itself stays clean, and the watermark stays editable, or removable, at any time. Turn on Drive backup and scans and contacts upload automatically through Google's narrowest Drive permission — the app can only ever see files it created itself.
