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This is very interesting to me. I'd love it if I could also use my mobile devices to bring up paper docs instantly (mobile phone, tablet, kindle).
by lwhi 3y ago
This is very interesting to me.
I'd love it if I could also use my mobile devices to bring up paper docs instantly (mobile phone, tablet, kindle).
- diarrhea 3y agoEasily possible. Paperless-ngx works great on mobile as well. I have WireGuard on my phone and connect that way, then simply use a mobile browser, no app needed.
- lwhi 3y agoNice!
- LeSaucy 3y agoIt’s not free/oss, and it’s on the Apple ecosystem, but DEVONTHINK does a fantastic job of this, and supports storing all of your documents in a webdav store which you can host yourself. It uses Aabbyy fine reader for ocr which I have found to provide better results than tensorflow based ocr.
- rufugee 3y agoI've been using DEVONThink for just this for a few years, and it's very good at it. However, it's macOS only and has far more features than I need (simple searching, tagging, and organization). I tried paperless a year ago and the search and rendering was far too slow, and many docs just gave obscure errors. Perhaps it's time to give it another shot. I'd love to have something on Linux that could handle my large repository of documents.
- lobochrome 3y agoThere is even a nice Oss Swift app now in the app store. v1 but looks nice is fast and simple. https://apps.apple.com/app/id6448698521 https://apps.apple.com/app/id6448698521
- ephimetheus 3y agoI made that! Glad you like it!
- tgamma 3y agoI'm delighted to discover that your application supports custom HTTP headers, enabling the bypassing of authentication on my Cloudflare proxied/tunneled instance using service tokens
- antongribok 3y agoI use Paperless with Tailscale. On my mobile I use Firefox, and for me it works great. I traveled for a month in Europe this summer and never had any issues.