Tiny Doc: PDF Scanner App ١٧+

My Aunt’s memorial service in WI, with attendees from WI, NY, Fl, and myself, (TX), saw the unveiling of my aunt’s 1936 diary complete with movie reviews, daily care of little sister (my Mom) Church & scout activities, for nearly the full year, made its debut.

After telling all I’d make PDF of the nice but small handwriting, made a 120 page doc, with book open to both pages plus a color PDF of the leather cover; and a single for Mar 4-5, which I forgot on the first shooting, right at the dinner table - used FULL RESOLUTION, and this year finally emailed it to local FEDX Office, where they printed and bound it, with color PDF of cover (contrasty but made leather embossing easier to read) They printed it 93%, still bigger than the original diary pages; very readable; loved by my Mom. That was the HARDEST TEST; yeah I use single & up to a few pages for biz, receipt, completed tax docs; but to be able to procrastinate 2 years, have the files saved on Tiny Scanner, be able to Email it, with no glitches, lockups, or lost doc seemed amazing and was either God or a good product. Well, it is ALWAYS God, but it’s ALSO a good product! Sometimes use glass to squash down & hold pages flat to stop distortion - did so on this project; Beth happy

I’m looking at this app compared to others. Unless you’re a freak using your car as an office you probably don’t spend a lot of time scanning things with your phone. Yet other developers act like you do and want to charge you $7 a month for the ability to scan documents with your phone. That’s stupid.

But you’re not. You’re going with this app. These guys have the proper business model. If I was them I’d probably charge a bit more for it because it’s worth it. But $5 for an amazingly easy-to-use application that can potentially make your life easier? I figured the LEAST I could do was give them a great review and five stars. It’s worth that and tons more if you ask me.

You never know when you’ll need to scan and send something. You’d probably better get this.

When I first got this app I never thought I would use it the way I have. There have been times when my home network was down, or my home scanner was not cooperating, and I found myself in need for scanning and emailing a document. Tiny Scanner saved the day. As an educator, there have been times I have seen wonderful ideas hanging in other teachers classrooms and I took a picture in hopes of sharing the ideas with others. It’s much easier to share and print a PDF file than a JPEG file. The other uses are too many to mention here. I have organized folders of files and appreciate the ease with which files can be moved within the app. I’m on the road a lot and often times can’t get an Internet connection so I appreciate the workhorse this little app is.