GoFTP Server vs iScan

GoFTP Server lets you seamlessly share files between your mobile device and your other devices. FTP is a standard network protocol supported by various applications available on almost any device with a network connection. With GoFTP Server, you can easily transfer photos, videos, documents, and any other files between your iPhone, iPad, Mac, PC, Windows, Linux, or any device with an FTP client. Enjoy fast file transfers over Wi-Fi, no cables required. • Effortlessly move photos and videos from your iPhone to any Windows, Linux, or Mac computer - no cloud services needed. • Connect to the app on your iPhone using the built-in FTP clients available on most operating systems - usually no additional software is required on your computer. • Enjoy smooth two-way file transfers: send files from your iPhone to your computer or bring files back onto your device. • Export photos and videos with your Photos albums preserved - albums become folders, keeping your media organized. • Take advantage of the universal FTP standard to share files even with older computers and legacy devices. • Transfer everything over Wi-Fi and enjoy complete freedom - no cables, no adapters, no hassle. • Turn your iPhone into a mini wireless drive accessible from any device on your network. • Share files privately within your own Wi-Fi network - with no third-party servers and no internet connection required.

iScan-D is a document scanner for anything from receipts and contracts to posters — no fixed page size. Capture, de-skew, OCR, search, and export all happen on your device. There's no sign-in, and your images and recognized text are never sent to a server. ■ Two scan modes • Normal scan: capture receipts, business cards, postcards, and everyday documents one sheet at a time. • Long scan: move the camera slowly downward to stitch a very long receipt into a single tall image. ■ Import from your photo library Already have a photo? Select one or several and bring them in as pages — no need to reshoot. ■ Precise cropping and de-skewing • The document's four corners are detected automatically. Fine-tune them by hand, with a magnifier so your finger never hides the corner. • A perspective transform straightens the page so a photo taken at an angle looks like it was shot head-on. • Corner cropping and a final rectangular crop are separate steps. ■ Finishing touches • Rotate, rectangular crop, brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, grayscale. • One-tap "Enhance" removes shadows and uneven lighting, whitens the background, and makes text crisp. • Brightness, contrast, and saturation preview in real time and can each be reset individually. ■ OCR in 9 languages Japanese, English, Italian, Spanish, French, German, Korean, and Chinese (Simplified / Traditional). OCR runs on device using Apple's technology, and the language follows your app language automatically. Recognized text is fully editable, and pages that fail recognition can be typed in by hand. ■ Find it, share it • Full-text search across titles, notes, and OCR text, with a snippet of the matching text. • PDF export embeds an invisible text layer so you can search inside the exported PDF. • Export as PDF, JPEG, or PNG, with paper sizes (A4, A5, B5, Letter, custom) and image sizes (original, large, medium, small, custom). • Combine multiple pages into one PDF in order and share it. ■ Organize and manage • Give each document a title and a note; the title is generated from the capture date. • The original image is always kept, so you can redo corner adjustment, perspective, editing, and OCR even after saving. • Deleted documents go to Trash. They can be restored for 10 days, then are permanently deleted automatically. You can also delete permanently right away. ■ Privacy • Images, OCR results, and document information are never sent off device. • All key processing, including OCR, works on device and offline. • No account or sign-in. • No cloud sync or built-in backup. ■ Requirements Supports the latest iOS and the two previous major versions. Works on iPhone and iPad. Note: This app shows a banner ad (Google AdMob) at the bottom of the document list.