OCR
Scan paper documents and extract readable text, so a receipt or letter can be found without remembering its exact file name.
Private document archive | iOS
Turn paper records into a searchable personal archive.
Pocket Archive helps regular people scan receipts, letters, bills, and important documents, then find them later with OCR, AI questions, automatic tags, and meaning-based search.
Built for user controlPrivacy choices are explained in plain language.
Pocket Archive
OCR ready
Ask: "Which receipts mention camera equipment?"
Result: receipt text, suggested tags, and matching documents stay tied to the original scan.
What it does
A paper drawer, rebuilt for search.
Pocket Archive is designed around the jobs people actually have: save a document quickly, understand what is inside it, and retrieve it when a deadline or question shows up.
AI Ask
Ask natural questions like "what did I pay for internet last spring?" and review answers against the documents they came from.
Auto tagging
Receipts, tax files, medical records, warranties, and household paperwork can be grouped automatically into useful categories.
Semantic search
Search by meaning instead of exact wording, so "car repair" can surface an invoice that never used those words.
Safety
The product story is privacy-first: clear user control, careful handling of document data, and a direct path to the privacy policy.
How it works
Scan once. Retrieve when life asks for it.
The workflow stays simple enough for everyday paper, while the archive layer does the organizing in the background.
Scan or import
Capture receipts, letters, forms, statements, and existing files from your iPhone whenever paper enters your life.
Let the archive read
OCR extracts text, AI Ask makes documents queryable, and tags organize records into categories you can edit.
Find by memory
Search for a topic, vendor, question, or rough description, then open the original document for context.
Trust and privacy
Designed for documents you would not post anywhere else.
Pocket Archive should feel less like a feed and more like a controlled personal filing cabinet. The page guides visitors toward the privacy policy because document apps earn trust through specifics, not slogans.
- User control is part of the product promise, not a settings afterthought.
- Search and AI features are presented with source documents, so answers can be checked.
- Categories are useful by default and editable when the user wants a different system.
Archive lockProtect access to saved records.
OnReview AI answersAnswers stay connected to document evidence.
OnEdit tags anytimeAutomatic categories never replace user judgment.
OnPrivacy policyPlain language for data handling and choices.
Required readGet organized
Build a private archive before the next paper pile starts.
Start with the documents already in your drawer: receipts, bills, warranties, medical records, tax forms, and the paper you always wish you could find faster.