OdaViewer

OdaViewer

Your private document archive

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 15, 2026
  • August 30, 2026

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The companion for Oda on the Mac. OdaViewer brings your Oda archive to iPhone and iPad. Browse your folders, search across everything, and preview your documents — the same structure you keep on your Mac. And now it writes back. Notes aren't read-only anymore: write them, edit them, tick things off, in the same editor you have on the Mac. Same format bar, same headings, same checklists. Tap into a note to write, swipe the keyboard down to read it as a clean page. Dictation works inside lists — dictate an item, say return, dictate the next one. It's the same note on both machines. It also captures. Scan a document, pick a photo, grab a file, write a note, or share a PDF straight from another app. OdaViewer holds it until your phone and Mac meet on your local network, then sends it over — where it's waiting on your Mac for you to file. What you capture stays visible under Captured until it's filed. A capture you can't lose. Everything syncs over your local Wi-Fi with Bonjour. No cloud, no account — your documents stay between your own devices. — Write and edit notes, on the device — Browse, search, and preview your whole archive — Capture: Scan, Note, Photos, Files, and share from other apps — Library, Tags, Stickies, and Binders, matching your Mac — Local sync over Bonjour — no cloud involved Requires Oda for Mac. Sync needs both devices on the same local network.
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What's New in OdaViewer

1.5.3

August 30, 2026

Devices everywhere The Devices section now shows every device's tray: the note from your iPhone, readable — and editable — on your iPad. Everything travels through your Mac. Waiting for Mac A fresh scan or note now waits in its own small folder inside your device's tray until your Mac takes it in. The folder only exists while something waits. Sync, rebuilt Connections are reused instead of reopened per file — big syncs finish in a fraction of the time. If nothing changed on your Mac, a sync is just a handshake. Rearranged folders don't re-download, and a locked iPhone no longer stalls the sync. Scans arrive as A4 pages, not billboard-sized. Also new: search shows the newest results first, and on iPad, Return in the search field tucks the sidebar away so your results stay visible.

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