Dociq: AI PDF Scanner & OCR

Dociq is a free Android document scanner by DIYTech Labs, available on Google Play. Point the camera at a page and Dociq detects the edges, straightens it, cleans it up and saves a sharp PDF, with on-device OCR that makes the text searchable and copyable. All of it happens on your phone, with no account and no uploads.

On Google Play: Free to download · Rated for Everyone · Contains ads · Optional Pro upgrade

Key Features

• AI edge detection and perspective correction: every page found, straightened and sharp
• Batch mode: capture dozens of pages into a single multi-page PDF
• ID card and business card mode with a fixed card-ratio overlay
• On-device OCR: extract text and make searchable PDFs you can search later
• Filters: black & white, grayscale and magic color
• Export as PDF, JPEG or PNG; save to your device or share to email, WhatsApp, Drive or any app
• Offline and private: no account, and documents are never uploaded

How Scanning Works

1. Point and capture. Hold the phone over the page. Dociq detects the document's edges automatically; in batch mode you can keep going page after page.
2. Straighten and clean. The scan is perspective-corrected — a photo taken at an angle becomes a flat, rectangular page — and you can drag the corners to adjust the crop. Filters such as black & white, grayscale and magic color keep the text crisp.
3. Recognise the text. On-device OCR reads the words on the page, so your PDF can be searched and its text copied into other apps. The library's search box finds words inside your scans, not just file names.
4. Save and share. Export as a multi-page PDF or as JPEG or PNG images, choose the page size and quality, then save to your device or share it wherever it needs to go. No watermark is added, on any tier.

See Dociq in Action

What You Can Scan

Documents and Letters

Contracts, application forms, official letters and printed agreements — the paperwork that usually demands a flatbed scanner. Multi-page documents are combined into one PDF in the right order.

ID Cards and Personal Documents

ID-card mode is framed for small documents: identity cards, driving licences, membership and insurance cards. Because nothing is uploaded, scanning personal IDs with Dociq does not hand a copy of them to a stranger's server.

Receipts and Bills

Paper receipts fade; scans do not. Capture receipts and utility bills as you get them and you have a searchable record for expenses, warranties and returns.

Whiteboards and Notes

Meeting whiteboards, classroom boards and handwritten notebook pages photograph badly at an angle. Perspective correction flattens them into readable pages you can actually revise from later.

Books and Printed Pages

Individual pages from books, manuals and journals can be scanned for personal reference — a recipe from a borrowed cookbook, a page from a manual you are about to return, a child's textbook page for homework help.

Built for Privacy

Many scanner apps upload your documents to the cloud. Dociq does not. Scanning and OCR run entirely on the phone, so contracts, IDs and personal papers stay where they belong: with you.

This is a deliberate trade-off, and we think it is the right one. A cloud scanner can offer extras that depend on servers, but it also means copies of your most sensitive papers — passports, contracts, medical letters — sit on someone else's computer. Dociq's answer is to do the whole job on the device in your hand, which modern phones are easily fast enough to do.

Free vs Pro

The free tier is designed to cover ordinary use completely — scanning a contract, a few receipts, an ID card — without paying anything. Pro is there for people who scan all day: office paperwork, archives, a whole filing cabinet's worth of records.

Frequently Asked Questions

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