PocketDoc - document copies
$1.00About PocketDoc - document copies
With PocketDoc you can make copies of your documents and store them on your device. Added information is password-protected and secured by strong encryption algorithms. Copies of the documents can be printed or sent over lots of services. All the added information is displayed in an organized list of documents.
Passport, visa, credit card, certificate, drivers license, insurance, business cards. PocketDoc allows you to always have a copy of your documents with you.
KEY FEATURES :
✔ Clean and intuitive interface makes it easy to find the information
✔ Adding copies of documents using the built-in camera, from the gallery or other programs, including Dropbox, Google Drive and other
✔ Password protection will hide your information from prying eyes
✔ encryption protects documents in case of device loss
✔ The preset list of documents will simplify filling the information
✔ Sending documents to cloud services such as Dropbox, Google Docs, etc
✔ Sending to social networks and e-mail
✔ Printing using a virtual printer Cloud Print ( must install the Cloud Print app)
✔ Icons for quick navigation
Remember that the password is set when you first start the app, and can not be restored or replaced in the future. Be careful when setting the password.
Passport, visa, credit card, certificate, drivers license, insurance, business cards. PocketDoc allows you to always have a copy of your documents with you.
KEY FEATURES :
✔ Clean and intuitive interface makes it easy to find the information
✔ Adding copies of documents using the built-in camera, from the gallery or other programs, including Dropbox, Google Drive and other
✔ Password protection will hide your information from prying eyes
✔ encryption protects documents in case of device loss
✔ The preset list of documents will simplify filling the information
✔ Sending documents to cloud services such as Dropbox, Google Docs, etc
✔ Sending to social networks and e-mail
✔ Printing using a virtual printer Cloud Print ( must install the Cloud Print app)
✔ Icons for quick navigation
Remember that the password is set when you first start the app, and can not be restored or replaced in the future. Be careful when setting the password.
All Application Badges
Paid
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Android
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2.3+
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Android app
App History & Updates
What's Changed
v.1.4
+ Improved container encryption algorithm
+ Changed the structure of the storage container
! Improved performance
! Improved compatibility with a range of devices
! Numerous bug fixes and improvements
v.1.4
+ Improved container encryption algorithm
+ Changed the structure of the storage container
! Improved performance
! Improved compatibility with a range of devices
! Numerous bug fixes and improvements
Price update Price changed from $0.70 to $1.00.
Price update Price changed from $2.00 to $0.70.
More downloads PocketDoc - document copies reached 500 - 1 000 downloads
Price update Price changed from $0.99 to $2.00.
What are users saying about PocketDoc - document copies
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Seems none of the other "ID vault" apps have the ability to take a picture of the stored items. They all want to you manually enter data fields - which is great if you're searching for things. But what I wanted was a way to ditch 90% of the cards in my wallet and in my desk. With this app you can snap a photo of each card/document (front and back) and save it under a specific (user-defined) name (like My Passport or Wife's Passport). If ever I'm asked for my actual concealed carry permit, I can show them a picture of it vs. just the data that's on it. Anyway, the only reason I've not given this a 5-star is because as you add items, the master list gets a bit unwieldy. That wouldn't be so bad if you could actually sort the list. As currently stands (11/2/13), the list cannot be sorted. I've sent an email to the developer asking if there's a hidden way to do it. If not, hopefully he can add this feature. On a side note, it would be nice to know where the images (or database) are saved so that they could be copied to another device. I would love to take all the docs/images I've accumulated so far, and simply copy them to my wife's phone - vs. having to snap photos...
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Seems none of the other "ID vault" apps have the ability to take a picture of the stored items. They all want to you manually enter data fields - which is great if you're searching for things. But what I wanted was a way to ditch 90% of the cards in my wallet and in my desk. With this app you can snap a photo of each card/document (front and back) and save it under a specific (user-defined) name (like My Passport or Wife's Passport). If ever I'm asked for my actual concealed carry permit, I can show them a picture of it vs. just the data that's on it. Anyway, the only reason I've not given this a 5-star is because as you add items, the master list gets a bit unwieldy. That wouldn't be so bad if you could actually sort the list. As currently stands (11/2/13), the list cannot be sorted. I've sent an email to the developer asking if there's a hidden way to do it. If not, hopefully he can add this feature. On a side note, it would be nice to know where the images (or database) are saved so that they could be copied to another device. I would love to take all the docs/images I've accumulated so far, and simply copy them to my wife's phone - vs. having to snap photos...
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