Rkive User Reviews

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Top reviews

It really helps

This small app nicely handles my doc archiving needs. We frequently receive mails or forms or whatsoever that need be handled later but it’s nuisance to carry them around or try to search them everywhere. This tool perfectly solves the problem!

super easy to use, way better than iphone preview!

preview always gave me issues with searching for content within documents — rkive solves all those problems and it’s been so much easier to sort through my documents with it

Great app

Rkive is something everybody would need for everyday life. It organizes the important documents -like bills, notifications, contacts, invoices, leases…- and makes them handy and searchable. I am so glad I find this app! And it’s even free! Unbelievable!

With handy with great search

Rkive is very handy for daily use. The search function works great and makes finding files quick and easy. Organizing my documents is very convenient, and everything feels simple and well designed. This app genuinely saves me time.

Effortless File Organization at Its Best

“This file storage software is incredibly convenient. It automatically organizes and categorizes my files, saving me a lot of time and keeping everything neat and easy to find. Highly recommended for anyone looking to simplify file management.-MDA

Search made easy

Love that everything stays on my device only. Search text is instant and is really fantastic. Import works from my photos app by sharing to Rkive, although not clearly mentioned in the app.

Response from developer

Thank you so much — really glad the on-device privacy and instant search are working well for you. 🙌 Great callout on imports: you can share images into Rkive from Photos, Files, and other apps via the iOS Share Sheet. We designed it this way on purpose: instead of requesting broad library/file permissions, Rkive only receives what you explicitly choose to share, so you stay fully in control. Update, I have released v1.1.0, which explicitly support import from Files/Photos in the main page. Check it out!