The popular note-making app, Evernote, has finally launched the Scannable app for iPhone and iPad devices.
The Evernote Scannable app allows you to scan business cards and other documents. All you would need to do is point your device’s camera at the document you want to scan and the app does the rest by taking a snapshot of the document, and optimise the scan by cleaning it, cropping it, and rotating it.
The scanned document can be saved in the your Evernote account allowing you to share via email, message or any other app that allows for file sharing from that app. This Evernote app also allows you to click multiple scans and make a single document. The app can also sync multi-page documents with the ScanSnap Evernote Edition desktop scanner. This app has the ability to extract information from business cards while scanning, and adding the information in the device as a contact along with the user image being pulled from LinkedIn.
The Evernote Scannable app is available to download from the App Store for free. Sized at 30MB, the app requires iOS 8.0 and later OS versions to run. There is no word on the app’s upcoming availability for Android and other platforms.
