Business
Scan App +
Three-step document scanner that sends PDFs to email, Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive.
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- Developer
- Sarrada Software Inc
- Score
- 4.8
- Downloads
- 1K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 4+
- Version
- 2.6
- Price
- Free
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About this app
Receipts, contracts, whiteboards and book pages, turned into PDFs in three steps: capture, preview, send. Scan App + from Sarrada Software is a document scanner for iPhone and iPad aimed at people who mostly need to get paper into email or cloud storage quickly. The camera finds the edges of a page automatically when it sits on a contrasting background, and several pages can be captured into one file. Output can be black and white, colour, grayscale or an untouched photo, with a choice of large, medium or small file size. Finished PDFs go out by email, into Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive, into the Files app (including iCloud) or Photos, or to another app, nine export routes in all. An Unlimited tier is sold as a lifetime purchase or as a one-month, three-month or yearly subscription, with pricing shown in the app.
Scan App +: the full guide
What the app is
Capture, preview, send. Sarrada Software's Scan App + reduces document scanning to those three steps, and the design choices follow from that: it's for people who need a receipt or a signed contract in someone's inbox or cloud folder within a minute, not for building an archive.
The camera finds page edges on its own against a contrasting surface, and multiple pages can go into one PDF. Output comes in monochrome, colour, grayscale or an unprocessed photograph at three file-size settings. Destinations number nine, including email, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, the Files app with iCloud, Photos and any other app on the phone.
How it works day to day
A receipt lands on the desk, you open the app, hold the phone over it and the edges snap into place. Preview, pick grayscale and a small file, and send it to the accounting inbox. Done in under a minute. Several pages of a contract go in one after another and come out as a single PDF in Dropbox. The Unlimited tier matters only once you scan more than the free allowance in a month; the listing doesn't say what that allowance is, so heavier users find the limit by hitting it.
Why people look for it
Speed is the search intent. People who already have the built-in scanner in Notes or Files still look for a dedicated app because they want direct export to a specific cloud service without extra taps, and this one names Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive explicitly. Small-business owners filing expenses are the obvious group.
Look and feel
Four screenshots are on the page, which matches a three-step app with a settings or export screen. Expect a viewfinder with edge-detection overlay, a preview with colour-mode buttons, and a share sheet listing the nine export routes. The listing doesn't describe the visual theme, and Business-category scanners usually keep to a functional, uncluttered style.
