I hope Evernote resolves the issue, because its scan features have (mostly) worked well for me in Scannable, and I much prefer Evernote to Microsoft’s OneNote. Of the two apps, Office Lens is more reliable as an iPhone scanner by far it didn’t crash once during my tests, and it’s a new app. Users of Evernote’s free service can scan five business card scans for free, however.) (Note: This feature is only available to Premium Evernote users, and that service costs $5 a month. Google Keep Text Fairy CamScanner iOS Office Lens iOS Adobe Scan iOS Smart Lens Text Scanner OCR Quickly Text Scanner Evernote Scannable. When you scan a business card, the app pulls additional information about that person from his or her LinkedIn profile, as long as your LinkedIn and Evernote accounts are connected. Evernote Scannable is smart OCR reader on mobile that helps you to capture paper and transform it into ready to save files. The camera function also apparently caused many Evernote crashes in the past, according to comments on a 2014 post in an Evernote forum.Įvernote is supposed to have a cool business-card scan feature, but I was unable to test it. Scannable crashes often on my iPhone, as well, though only when I try to scan multiple pages of a document.
When it comes to document management, Adobe is one of the first names which comes to mind, and why wouldn’t it. Unfortunately, the Evernote app crashed every time I attempted to use the scan features on my iPhone 6 Plus. Available on both iOS and Android, Adobe Scan is one of the best out there in the OCR market.
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