Notebloc Scanner vs SwiftScan

Notebloc Scanner

Figure	Notebloc Scanner	SwiftScan
Price from	$0.71/mo	$9.99/mo
Free plan	Yes	—
Free trial	—	Yes
Open source	—	—
iOS	Yes	Yes
Android	Yes	Yes
Plans published	4	1
Spec score · Mobile Scanning Apps	8.2 (#32)	8.7 (#10)
Spec score · Scanner apps	8.2 (#34)	8.6 (#17)
Android app	Yes	Yes
Audience	The maker presents the app for students, teachers and professionals.	The maker describes SwiftScan as a mobile scanner for individual document scanning, with features for signing, editing, sharing, and cloud uploads.
File formats	Scans can be saved as PDF documents or JPEG files.	Scans can be saved as PDF or JPEG files.
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Integrations	The App Store listing says documents can sync among iOS devices and lists Google Drive sync.	The site lists iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, Evernote, Slack, Todoist, OneDrive for Business, ownCloud, OneNote for Business, FTP, FTPS, SFTP, Box, MagentaCLOUD, Shoeboxed, and WebDAV for upload or sharing.
iOS app	Yes	Yes
Multipage PDF	Yes	Yes
OCR	OCR extracts typed text, with support for 18 languages listed on Google Play.	Yes
Privacy	The maker says documents are processed and stored only on the device, and that it cannot access scanned documents.	SwiftScan says document data and text recognition stay on the device and document data is not sent to the company or a third party.
Support	The maker lists [email protected] as its support contact.	SwiftScan’s help center offers a request form, and the App Store listing gives [email protected] as a contact.

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