Since Microsoft Lens shut down, finding a plain, reliable document scanner has gotten oddly difficult. Most apps left on the stores want an account on first launch, stamp a logo on the page, or lock basic exports behind a weekly subscription. Doxio stays simple: black-and-white interface, everything processed locally on your device, and nothing uploaded anywhere.
Anyone who has had to submit paperwork before a deadline knows the annoyance: you open a scanner app to photograph two sides of an ID or a signed form, and the first thing on screen is a login prompt. Skip past it and you get a three-day trial that rolls into a steep weekly charge, or an exported PDF with a watermark in the corner.
Modern phones already have more than enough speed to crop edges, clean up shadows, recognize text, and shrink images right on the spot. There is no technical reason a routine scan of your passport or bank statement needs to leave your phone for an external server.
Doxio was written to keep those chores simple and self-contained. The core engine runs in native C++ on your device, wrapped in a quiet black-and-white interface that gets you in, finishes the file, and gets out of the way.
Reorder pages, annotate, sign, redact, pull text, and export from one place.
Government portals and job applications often cap uploads at 500 KB or 1 MB while phone cameras shoot 4 to 5 MB JPEGs. Rather than guessing a quality slider multiple times, pick the size ceiling directly. The engine searches for the sharpest compression that fits underneath.
Painting a black bar over an account number in a basic markup tool often leaves the PDF’s underlying text layer untouched, so anyone can highlight and copy it right back out. Doxio’s redaction strips the characters underneath before exporting.
If you still have a folder full of scanned JPGs and PDFs left over from Microsoft Lens or CamScanner, point Doxio to that folder once. It copies everything into your local Library so you can search across them right away, leaving your original files untouched.
Photograph front and back and place them on an A4 page at true 85.6 mm card scale, ready to print.
Shoot an open two-page spread once; Doxio locates the spine crease and splits it into two straight pages.
Capture printed receipts or tabular sheets and export a clean CSV file for Excel or Numbers.
Combine long message threads or receipts into one seamless vertical image with clean color fidelity.
Add a password before emailing sensitive files, or strip passwords off documents when you already have the key.
Combine images into one PDF, export PDF pages as 300-DPI images, pull text to Word (.docx), or listen aloud.
Open the app and start using it. There is no email sign-up, no login, and no server storing your files.
The image and compression engine works solely on in-memory buffers on your device and contains no networking code.
Nothing inside the app tracks when you scan, what documents you open, or how often you use a tool.
Network connections happen only when you choose to download an OS language pack or open local Wi-Fi transfer.
$0.99 / 19.000₫ · Once
The smallest tier. Removes the 12-page limit and unlocks all six Pro tools permanently.
$2.99 / 49.000₫ · Once
Same lifetime Pro unlock, no recurring billing or monthly subscription.
$4.99 / 99.000₫ · Once
Identical Pro features, just an optional extra tip for ongoing development.
Out now on the App Store with the full Workspace, searchable OCR, target-size compression, local Library, and Wi-Fi QR transfer.
Open in App StoreBuilt on the same C++17 core with matching features. Currently going through final checks before its Google Play release.
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