iPhone · iPad Free · no purchases Ten languages

Your documents
never leave here.

Priveo scans, recognises text, signs and exports to PDF — all inside your device. No account, no ads and not a single server in between.

No account No ads No tracking No uploads
Priveo on an iPhone, showing the library of scanned documents
0 outbound connections

Why it is different

Privacy is not a setting.
It is the architecture.

Most scanners upload your documents to the cloud to process them. Priveo cannot: there is nowhere to send them.

Everything on device

Scanning, filters and text recognition all run on your device. Nothing is processed elsewhere.

No servers

The app makes no network connections at all. There is no backend to send anything to, not even by mistake.

Genuinely protected

iOS file encryption, excluded from backups, and permanently deleted when you uninstall.

What it does

A complete scanner,
with no tolls.

Every feature you would expect from a paid app, with no subscription and nothing held back.

Multipage scanner

Automatic edge detection and perspective correction, using the native iOS scanner.

Searchable text

On-device OCR in ten languages: find any document by its content and export it as plain text.

Handwritten signature

Draw your signature, apply it to any page, and keep it encrypted for reuse.

PDF, JPG, TXT and DOCX

Pick a compression level or set a maximum size so it fits in any email.

Password-protected PDF

Protect the document before sharing it. The password is not stored anywhere.

Face ID lock

Optional. Authentication is handled by iOS: the app never sees your biometric data.

Commitment

“Priveo does not collect, transmit or sell your documents.”
No accounts and no sign-up of any kind
No analytics, no trackers, no SDKs
Excluded from device backups
Delete the app and they are gone for good

Support

Something not right?

I maintain Priveo myself. If you hit a bug, miss a feature or just have a question, write to me and I will reply personally.

You can write to me in English or Spanish.

I only use what you write here to reply to you. The app itself collects nothing — details in the privacy policy.