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Private document scanning without ads, watermarks, or lost pages.
Scan Trove is a local-first document scanner built around a simple promise: every page you accept is saved before PDF generation or cloud work begins. Capture and correct pages, organize them with folders and search, export clean PDFs without a watermark, and reach your private library from the iOS and Android apps or any browser.
Features
Private document scanning without ads, watermarks, or lost pages.
Detect edges, correct perspective, and collect multi-page scans with native iOS and Android capture flows.
Rotate, reorder, filter, and remove pages as reversible instructions while the accepted original remains recoverable.
Recognize text on the device, search a growing library, and find documents by name, folder, favorite, or content.
Create useful, unwatermarked PDFs on the free plan without discovering a paywall at the final export step.
Accepted pages commit to app-private storage first, then move through bounded, retryable cloud sync.
Open your authenticated document library in a browser — the same library the iOS and Android apps sync to.
FAQ
Yes. The private web library is available at app.scantrove.io, and the iOS and Android apps are on the App Store and Google Play.
No. Free users can capture, save, and export useful PDFs without ads, a watermark, or a last-step export lock.
Each accepted page is committed locally before generation or upload begins. Cloud work is retried from that durable local copy instead of asking you to scan again.
Document content and OCR text are excluded from product analytics and diagnostics. Cloud access is authenticated and scoped to the document owner.
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