The More option brings the default share sheet where you can share via email, messages, and more. Using the Export button brings up iOS 8’s default Document Picker where you can upload the document to any cloud account you have linked, like iCloud Drive or Dropbox, right there inside the app. This screen could have been better visually, but I like the features and functionality. Tap the checkmark when you’re done and you’ll be presented with the share sheet. You can keep doing that for one document after another. It defaults to Auto mode where the app will estimate the edges of the receipts and click the shot itself (there’s a manual mode as well). It’s designed to make the process of scanning fast and easy. A $5/month premium will give you increased storage space and OCR. Along with documents you scan using Scannable, you can upload images and PDFs as notes as well. The pro search features will help you filter results faster. Going paperless with Evernote: Evernote is great for taking notes and organizing content neatly in notebooks.
If you’re already a big Evernote user, or you have Evernote Premium with the OCR feature, Scannable makes things a lot easier for you. From Settings, you can log in to Evernote, choose a notebook, turn on auto upload and every snap will be uploaded to Evernote (all you have to do is hit the Share button). While it’s not necessary and isn’t turned on by default, Scannable is capable of deep Evernote integration.
Okay, so let’s pit them against one another. I’ve been using it for years and I love the pro editing features. Right now, one of the other best and most recommended scanning apps is CamScanner.
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