Private, on-device document intelligence
Catadoc reads what you scan and turns it into facts you can search, copy, and share. No folders. No cloud.
City Electronics Ltd.
Tax Invoice · CE-20411
Total: $1,299.00 · 15/06/2026
Point the camera, or pull in photos you already have.
People, amounts, dates. A profile, not a filename.
"Bills under 2000." Your words become answers.
Understand
Open a document and the facts are waiting, one tap from your clipboard:
From your scan
STORE 4 TERMINAL 2
City Mart
VAT included · 22%
Set by you. The next City Mart receipt fills itself.
You're the authority
No reader of paper is perfect, so Catadoc never pretends to be. Tap any fact and pick the right value straight from the scan. Your correction is final.
Rental agreement
Contract · until 31 Mar 2028
Electricity bill
Receipts & Bills · $64.10
Home insurance
Insurance · renews 1 Jan
Organizes itself
Documents sort themselves the moment they are understood: receipts by merchant, IDs by family member. When you want a shelf of your own, name one. A flat, a car, a tax year, holding whatever belongs to it.
City Electronics Invoice · $1,299
Invoice · 15 Jun 2026
Find
Ask the way you'd ask a person. Your words become visible filters, and every suggestion comes from your own library.
And the everyday things
Long-press a document: passport number, amount, ready to paste.
The documents you reach for weekly stay pinned first.
Passports, policies, warranties: expiry dates surface 60 days early.
Blurry scans get flagged while the paper is still in your hand.
Face ID or fingerprint before your library opens.
Contracts stay together, page after page, as one PDF.
Protect
Most scanner apps upload your documents to "understand" them. Catadoc understands on the phone, so they never travel.
The app's only network request is the feedback you choose to send. Nothing else, ever.
Your library is keyed from the phone's secure keychain.
Nothing to sign up for. Delete the app and everything is gone.
Your documents stay inside. Understanding, search, and sharing all happen on the device itself.
Where it earns its keep
Passport + insurance, one PDF, under the portal's 2 MB cap.
Invoices titled, totalled, and findable by "invoices from 2025".
Everyone's IDs grouped by person, with renewal warnings.
The receipt from 14 months ago, found by store name.
Straight answers
No. Reading, search, and sharing all happen on your phone. The only thing the app ever sends is feedback, and only if you write some. Turn on airplane mode and use the app; that is the proof.
Those apps give you an image or a PDF, usually after a trip through their servers. Catadoc reads the document on the phone and keeps the useful parts: who it is from, what it cost, when it runs out. Your papers become something you can search, not just store.
Passports, invoices, receipts, contracts, insurance papers, bills. Everyday paperwork. Anything unusual still gets scanned and saved with its text; the app just extracts fewer facts from it.
Fully. Airplane mode changes nothing.
Pick the documents, set the cap (2 MB, 10 MB, or your own number) and share. Catadoc merges and compresses on the phone, and warns you before quality drops too far. No "compress PDF online" sites, no uploading your passport to a stranger's server.
It will, sometimes, and it tells you when it is unsure instead of pretending. Tap the wrong value and pick the right one straight off the scan. Corrections stick, so the next receipt from the same shop arrives already fixed.
No. Nothing to sign up for, no password to forget. Delete the app and everything goes with it.
Yes. Encrypted at rest, with the key held in your phone's own secure keystore.
English, German, Hindi and more.
Type what you'd say out loud. "Bills under 2000." "Passport expiring soon." Catadoc turns that into filters you can see and remove one at a time.
Anything with an expiry date, a passport, a policy, a warranty, gets flagged on the front screen 60 days ahead. The app won't send you notifications; the warning is there when you open it.
One payment, not a subscription. The trial is free for 3 days or 5 documents, whichever comes first, and the Play listing shows the price for your country. iOS comes later.
On Google Play
Catadoc is on Google Play in 30 countries, including India, the EU, the US and Australia. Try it free for three days, then one payment keeps it forever.
Free for 3 days or 5 documents · No account required · Questions? hello@catadoc.app