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I would pay a monthly subscription for an app on my phone where I can take a picture of the doc and it will just immediately upload to the cloud without any bul
by daemonk 3y ago
I would pay a monthly subscription for an app on my phone where I can take a picture of the doc and it will just immediately upload to the cloud without any bullshit. And I can go back and re-sort these document later with an intuitive UI.
What I have to do currently is use one of those document scanner apps on my phone to take a picture. It will give me a reasonably good pdf doc from that picture, but then I got to press multiple buttons to eventually email the doc to myself. Then I have to go into my mailbox and sort the doc into my google drive. Ultimately, it works, but also very annoying.
- cagey 3y agoAt least one of "those document scanner apps on my phone" immediately uploads scan-generated PDF to a user-designated folder in Google Drive: Genius Scan (on Android), one-time payment "Enterprise" version. Source: happy user for 3+ years. No affiliation.
- dotubutis 3y agoOn iOS, built-in Files app allows to scan and store on iCloud directly (“Scan Documents” feature).
- windmark 3y agoI’m using QuickScan on iOS for this, which has customizable favorite export locations so that you with one press after a scan can upload to specific folders in google drive etc.
- adius 3y agoI tried a lot of them and Scanner Pro is the most user friendly and focused one in my opinion. Supports Workflows to automatically upload to Dropbox etc.