Native scan
Edge detection is the phone’s own: VisionKit on iPhone, ML Kit on Android. Cropping and straightening happen during capture.
- Up to 100 pages in one pass
- Edges, perspective, scanner filters
- Android 7 and later, iPhone
Document scanner
Hold up the sheet. The phone crops it, straightens it, and hands you a PDF. It’s free, and the file stays on the device.
The App Store and Google Play listings are not online yet. The button opens a thank-you page.
The app
OKSCAN is a mobile app for iPhone and Android. The phone scanner finds the edges, crops, and straightens. The PDF is saved in the app, ready to reopen or share. No account, no cloud, no ads.
Features
Edge detection is the phone’s own: VisionKit on iPhone, ML Kit on Android. Cropping and straightening happen during capture.
Confirming the scanner writes the file, then opens the preview. There is no “create PDF” step.
Sharing opens only once the document is visible: mail, messaging, social apps, or nearby share, through the system sheet.
PDFs stay in the app, newest first. Each row shows the thumbnail, the date, and the page count. A tap opens the built-in reader. Deletion asks for confirmation.
Afterwards: rotate, color, grayscale, black and white. The same treatment can apply to every page, or to one. Saving replaces that PDF. Leaving without saving keeps the original.
No account, no server, no analytics, no ads, no artificial page limit. Scans are not copied into the gallery.
Flow
One button opens the phone scanner. It finds the edges, straightens the page, and continues with the next sheets.
On confirm, the file is written and the preview opens on it. The label shows the page count.
Share if you decide to, scan again for a new PDF, or reopen the document later from history.
OKSCAN asks for neither an account nor a subscription. The useful document is the PDF already saved, not another screen.
See the flow again