It works!
So far hasn’t prompted me to update to premium, and the test scanning is the most accurate I’ve found yet!
Difficult
I quit. U refuse to help me add text & music to photo. It’s been 3 hrs! Refund money. I’ll be canceling everything Google. Thx for nothing.
Response from developer
We're sorry the app is not working fine as you expected. It normally works fine but still not perfect. We're improving it. It's not a scam or rip off. You can cancel your subscription at any time. If you canceled your subscription before the free trial time ends, Apple would not charge your money. Contact Apple for a refund if you think the charge is incorrect. If you need more assistance, feel free to reach us via support@evolly.app.
T2S app review
I really enjoy the app. It makes transferring captured text easy to use. That saves me a lot of time. It is also much easier on labels with alphanumerics.
There is one minor issue though. Even when you’d think you would get a perfect match, it copies into a new line what runs as one sentence. That would only be annoying if I had to work on much text.
Other than that, it is a most useful tool.
There is one minor issue though. Even when you’d think you would get a perfect match, it copies into a new line what runs as one sentence. That would only be annoying if I had to work on much text.
Other than that, it is a most useful tool.
Show less
Amazing
Wonderful app… to glad to have something like this! Thank you
Great scanner
Gets the job done….very fast and accurate….great…works for me…thanks for this wonderful scanner
Great app
When I try to share an image from Safari by long pressing them, this app won’t be suggested to receive the shared image. Can you fix this?
Great free app
Works great even in free mode. Ads pop up with each scan but are easily closed. Crop function works better than other apps I have tried.
Using the free version with ads
Because I’m currently able to use this app for free, I can’t complain.
I do see accuracy problems that are greater than the percentage range in the description of the app, and those problems relate to the hand writing OCR reader to text converter. I’m using the English language only, no translation. I can’t really compare the accuracy of this app to other apps because I don’t have much experience with other apps due to subscription costs. That said, in my first full 8”x11” page, where every line was used to contain hand writing, and where that writing usually spanned each line from left to right, there were many errors, so many errors that the time I spent editing to correct the errors might be roughly half the time it would take to type the text myself without the use of OCR. Some of the errors include: how spacing is inserted or excluded; recognizing an asterisk (*) symbol; omitting words; confusing t’s and l’s; omitting words with hand written strike through (words with lines through them); confusing commas and periods (.,.,); capitalization errors; and general misspellings. The page I scanned came from an unedited jpeg picture of an inventory list, a picture I took with my iPhone camera, then printed it as a hard copy, and my printed page was far from being black and white (my fault). I know what you’re thinking: Why do that in the first place? The answer: To be able to mark up that page without destroying the original.
A feature that seems to be lacking in this app (unless I didn’t see where it was available) is a capability to first convert a scanned page into black and white, before OCR is applied to the scan, a feature which would improve color contrast and might therefore make it easier for OCR to correctly read hand writing. I have seen this feature in another OCR scanner app.
Another feature that seems to be lacking, at least in the free version, has to do with editing. It would be nice if this app came equip with suggestions or recommendations for correcting words that are possibly misspelled (words that do not appear in a dictionary, or are or should be highlighted by prevailing spell checkers), and these suggestions or recommendations would best be on a par with prevailing word processor and writing apps (including email and search engines).
Lastly, again having to do with word correction in the editing phase, a very nice feature to have would be a capability of comparing commonly appearing words for correct OCR hand writing to text conversion, or, alternatively, a feature in the editing phase, with the capability of comparing commonly appearing words in order to generate recommended or suggested corrections. Sometimes the same words are correctly converted; other times the same words are not correctly converted.
That is my two cents. Thanks for letting me use this app for free.
I do see accuracy problems that are greater than the percentage range in the description of the app, and those problems relate to the hand writing OCR reader to text converter. I’m using the English language only, no translation. I can’t really compare the accuracy of this app to other apps because I don’t have much experience with other apps due to subscription costs. That said, in my first full 8”x11” page, where every line was used to contain hand writing, and where that writing usually spanned each line from left to right, there were many errors, so many errors that the time I spent editing to correct the errors might be roughly half the time it would take to type the text myself without the use of OCR. Some of the errors include: how spacing is inserted or excluded; recognizing an asterisk (*) symbol; omitting words; confusing t’s and l’s; omitting words with hand written strike through (words with lines through them); confusing commas and periods (.,.,); capitalization errors; and general misspellings. The page I scanned came from an unedited jpeg picture of an inventory list, a picture I took with my iPhone camera, then printed it as a hard copy, and my printed page was far from being black and white (my fault). I know what you’re thinking: Why do that in the first place? The answer: To be able to mark up that page without destroying the original.
A feature that seems to be lacking in this app (unless I didn’t see where it was available) is a capability to first convert a scanned page into black and white, before OCR is applied to the scan, a feature which would improve color contrast and might therefore make it easier for OCR to correctly read hand writing. I have seen this feature in another OCR scanner app.
Another feature that seems to be lacking, at least in the free version, has to do with editing. It would be nice if this app came equip with suggestions or recommendations for correcting words that are possibly misspelled (words that do not appear in a dictionary, or are or should be highlighted by prevailing spell checkers), and these suggestions or recommendations would best be on a par with prevailing word processor and writing apps (including email and search engines).
Lastly, again having to do with word correction in the editing phase, a very nice feature to have would be a capability of comparing commonly appearing words for correct OCR hand writing to text conversion, or, alternatively, a feature in the editing phase, with the capability of comparing commonly appearing words in order to generate recommended or suggested corrections. Sometimes the same words are correctly converted; other times the same words are not correctly converted.
That is my two cents. Thanks for letting me use this app for free.
Show less
Response from developer
If you have any suggestions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at support@evolly.app. We value your feedback and are always looking for ways to improve our service.
rubbish
Rubbish
Response from developer
Sorry for the inconvenience! What is your issue with the app? Please contact and send your requests to us at support@evolly.app.
It’s fantastic
Great app
