JAN Reader vs Barcode Scanner to CSV

JAN Reader is an app that can scan JAN / EAN / ITF14 barcode. You can copy the scanned number and use it with other applications. You can keep up to 999 copy history. The format copied history is a line break separator. Feedback on Detect When barcode is detected, it notifies you by vibration (Haptic Feedback) of iPhone. (* 1) (* 1) It works only on iPhone 7 and later models.

A simple, focused barcode and QR code scanner built for counting things. Point the camera at a code and it is recognized instantly, added to your history, and ready to export as a CSV file you can open in Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets. No account, no sign-up, no ads. FEATURES • Automatic scanning of barcodes and QR codes — just point the camera • Count mode: scan the same code again and its quantity goes up, so counting stock becomes the record itself • Folders: keep separate lists per aisle, shelf, room, or job, and export each one on its own • Adjustable scan interval (0.2–3 seconds) with an on-screen countdown, so you never double-count a code • Camera zoom (0.5x / 1x / 2x and more, depending on your device) for small codes and codes out of reach • CSV export with date, format, value and quantity columns — plus optional operator and location columns • Edit quantities afterwards, or add a code by hand when it will not scan • Copy, share, open links, and search the web for any scanned value • Flashlight with brightness control for dark stockrooms and warehouses • Shows the code format (EAN-13, QR, and others) and the time it was scanned GOOD FOR • Stocktakes, cycle counts and inventory checks • Receiving, picking and goods-in checks • Event check-in with QR codes • Simply reading what a barcode says FOR BUSINESSES Available for bulk purchase and distribution through Apple Business Manager. Scanned data is stored only on your device and is never sent anywhere.