Rokid vs DcScan

The Rokid app offers features for each of the supported Rokid devices and allows you to personalize and optimize your AR experience. More features on Rokid are coming soon. We're always making changes to make Rokid even better. Here's what's new in this update: - Spatial Converting: Convert spatial videos captured by the iPhone 15 Pro series into universal left and right 3D videos. - Account: Manage your own Rokid account, and offer supports including FAQs and instrustional videos. - Add Devices: Add your devices to access exclusive features, content, updates, and more. Bonus for the early birds for a limited time! - Bug fixed and general improvements. Your suggestions are always welcome and we will consider them for future updates! Enjoy the updates? Be sure to leave us your review.

What Is DcScan? DcScan turns your iPhone into a portable document scanner. Snap a photo, or pull in an image from your library or any app that shares images — WhatsApp, Messages, Mail, Safari, you name it. The app automatically straightens, crops, and polishes it into a clean, print-ready scan. Then share it however you like, with the text inside the document already recognized and embedded. --- ## Three Ways to Bring In a Document ### Tap the Shutter Open the app and point your camera at any document. DcScan's built-in viewfinder highlights the edges in real time — no need to line things up perfectly. Just snap. ### Pick From Your Photo Library Already snapped a photo earlier? Pull it from your library. The app detects the document inside the image and cleans it up just the same. ### Receive From Any App This is where it gets powerful. In WhatsApp, Photos, Mail, Safari, Files, or any app with a share button — tap **Share**, choose **DcScan**, and it opens right there ready to scan. No switching apps, no saving-then-reopening. The scan happens inline and the cleaned-up version can be sent back to wherever you came from. --- ## What Happens After You Scan ### Auto-Straighten & Crop The app's AI finds the edges of your document — even if they're skewed, folded, or in uneven lighting — and squares it up to a flat, straight rectangle. Like a desktop scanner, but with one tap. ### Fine-Tune the Edges If the auto-detect didn't quite get it right, you can drag any corner or edge yourself. Eight draggable handles give you total control. The app darkens everything outside the document so you see exactly what you're keeping. ### Read the Text (OCR) DcScan reads the words inside your scan. It supports English, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese out of the box — add more languages in Settings. The recognized text travels with your scan so it's searchable later. --- ## What You Can Do With the Finished Scan ### Save to Your Photo Library One tap saves a clean, cropped JPEG to your camera roll. The recognized text is baked into the file's metadata, so apps like Photos and Files can search it. ### Share Anywhere Tap share and pick your destination: - **Mail** — sends a nicely formatted email with the scan embedded and the recognized text in the body - **Print** — sends it straight to any AirPrint printer - **Messages / WhatsApp / Any App** — sends a clean JPEG with embedded text - **Copy** — copies a rich text version with the image and text together ### Hand Off to Shortcuts / Siri Say "Scan document with DcScan" to Siri, or use the **Scan Document** action in the Shortcuts app. You can build automations — like "scan and save to a specific folder" or "scan and email to accounting" — without opening the app at all. --- ## Input Sources Summary | You Have an Image... | Do This | | --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- | | In front of you right now | Open DcScan → point camera → snap | | Already in your camera roll | Open DcScan → tap gallery button → pick it | | Sent to you on WhatsApp | Tap the image → Share → DcScan | | In an email attachment | Long-press attachment → Share → DcScan | | On a webpage in Safari | Long-press image → Share → DcScan | | In the Files app | Long-press file → Share → DcScan | | Any app with a share button | Share → DcScan | DcScan appears in the same share menu you already use to forward, copy, or AirDrop — so the workflow is already familiar.