A clearer App Store name and search details. No other changes in this update.

Document Packets Turn separate scans into a navigable document packet. Choose saved PDFs, arrange sections and build a separate PDF with a cover, linked contents page and section bookmarks. 1. Open the library → Build document packet. Enter a packet title and add saved PDFs. 2. Edit section titles and use Edit to reorder or remove sections. 3. Build the packet and review the total page count and PDF preview. 4. Export the packet PDF or share an assembly receipt with input and output hashes. The source scans remain unchanged. 5. Changing the title or sections clears the frozen result. Build again to refresh it. Up to 16 documents, 200 source pages, 50 MB per input and 100 MB combined. Encrypted or copying-restricted PDFs are rejected. Existing text and page orientation are preserved, but image-only pages do not gain OCR from packet assembly. Newly generated contents links and section bookmarks target the packet; verify pre-existing source links separately. The packet is exported as a separate file and is not automatically added to the scan library.

Improved readability and accessibility throughout scanning, OCR, document review, and PDF export. Layout refinements make dense document controls easier to use.

Pagecrisp 2.0 — a pro upgrade for the privacy-first scanner, leaning into OCR text and ID/signing, still watermark-free and 100% offline. • Rich text export: save recognized text as Markdown or RTF, not just plain text. • Document Insights: word/character counts, reading time, on-device language detection and keywords, extractive key points, and read-aloud. • Business-card to Contacts: parse a scanned card and review before saving. • Auto file-naming from the OCR (doc type, headline, date). • Redaction: black-bar sensitive text (SSNs, cards via Luhn, emails) that's truly flattened into pixels. • Sign & date stamp with a hand-drawn signature, plus an ID/card combine mode (front + back on one page). Everything runs on-device with Apple frameworks — no watermark, no cloud, no account.

Pagecrisp 1.2 adds document merge, image mode filters, tags, and sort. Merge documents. Tap the new merge icon (two overlapping pages) in the toolbar when you have two or more scans. Check each document you want to combine, drag to set the order, give it a title, and Pagecrisp builds a single new PDF with all OCR layers preserved. Source documents are kept intact. Image mode filters. The naming sheet now shows an IMAGE MODE picker: Color (original), Grayscale (desaturated), and Black & White (high-contrast via CoreImage). Black & White sharpens printed receipts and forms considerably - try it. Set a library-wide default in Settings -> Scanning -> Default image mode. Tag any document. Open a scan, tap the ... menu, and choose Tags. Type a tag name (Receipts, Lease, Medical, Tax 2025 - whatever makes sense) and tap Add. A scrollable chip strip above the home grid lets you tap one tag to show only those documents. Suggested tags from your other documents appear in the editor for quick reuse. Sort your library. Order documents by newest first, oldest first, title A-Z, title Z-A, or most pages from the toolbar sort menu. The choice persists across launches. Everything stays on your device. No account, no cloud, no subscription.

Pagecrisp 1.1 adds three features users asked for most. Search your scans. Tap the magnifying glass on the home screen to search across every document title and every line of recognized text — instantly, on-device, no index required. Edit pages in any document. Open a scan, tap the menu, and choose "Edit pages" to drag pages into a new order or swipe to delete a page you don't need. The PDF and OCR text rebuild automatically. Export recognized text as a .txt file. If a document has OCR text, "Export text (.txt)" appears in the menu. Tap it to get a plain-text file you can paste into Word, email, or a spreadsheet — no copy-paste juggling. Everything stays on your device. No subscriptions, no cloud, no account.