Eskema: Document Scanner OCR

Paper in. Structure out. You have paper: invoices, receipts, letters, contracts. You photograph them so you don't lose them, and they stay photos: you can't search them, add them up or use them. Eskema reads the paper and turns it into structure: headings, data, tables. In Markdown, the format every system and every AI understands. Everything happens on your iPhone: no cloud, no accounts. WHAT IT DOES - Scan one page or twenty and get back an ordered document. - Checks that the totals add up. If they do, the table comes out clean. If not, it tells you. - Marks anything it is not sure it read correctly. It never invents a number. - Your archive, findable: search inside what the paper says, by month or by topic. - Export to your AI: the document comes with ready-made instructions for ChatGPT, Claude or whichever AI you use, on your credit, not ours. - Share as a page (Pro): turn a document into a beautiful page with tables, warnings and charts to send by WhatsApp or Mail. - Your day: your appointments and reminders next to your documents, and scan the paper for an appointment right from it. - With Eskema Voice: voice notes arrive here as documents, at the day and time they were recorded. WHAT IT NEVER DOES - Never corrects on its own: the original stays untouched. - Never guesses: doubtful text is marked, not filled in. - Never sends anything: your documents don't leave your iPhone. PAY YOUR WAY Your first three documents are free and complete, with no account and no card. If Eskema works for you, Eskema Pro unlocks unlimited scanning: monthly, yearly (upfront or in monthly installments) or once, forever. What you already scanned is never locked. Subscriptions are charged to your Apple account when you confirm the purchase and renew automatically at the end of each period unless cancelled at least 24 hours before. Manage and cancel in Settings > Apple Account > Subscriptions. Privacy policy: https://eskema.dev/privacidad Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/