A document scanner for mobile apps
Feature as in Dropbox, Scan document. For easily uploading receipts, letters, etc.
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Overuse commented
I'm pretty sure Proton Pass forked a document scanner on GH. So this might be something that integrates with both Drive and Pass in the future, which would be awesome
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Alex Günsberg commented
Adobe scan type of functionality, specifically including a receipt, guarantee, and document vault, would be a game-changer.
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Alvin T. commented
@Luke,
Two reasons:
1. My phone doesn't natively support scanning documents (i.e., taking a photo, trimming to the page edges, converting to a PDF),
2. Convenience - I can scan a document using Dropbox (which I would like to replace with Proton Drive) with 2 clicks. -
Luke commented
Both platforms already do a great job providing native tools to scan document, why not use them and just share the document.
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Gabor commented
Agreed. A scan app similar to Adobe Scan that puts your scanned pdfs directly into Proton Drive would be ideal.
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Ian commented
https://www.pfu.ricoh.com/global/ probably the biggest to start with
I currently use a ScanSnap (fujitsu era) Document Scanner to scan to their ScanSnap Cloud product which then saves into my OneDrive for Business (other options currently include Box/DropBox/Drive/Evernote)
I suspect this may need to come from the other side of the fence but if enough interested is generated from this side then it may add weight to a partnership
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Sven Huber Trost commented
Document scan function (camera) on iOS and Android phones enabling direct scan of documents into Proton Drive folders