TakeAScan
Not claimedTakeAScan turns a document into a PDF on your iPhone, and you can sign the page first
By Petra van Harten · ProductivityWhy we expect it: Its clear signing-and-PDF purpose, on-device privacy, and well-explained subscription make it a promising productivity app.
In short
TakeAScan turns photos or camera scans of documents into PDFs on an iPhone, with an option to add a signature first. It is aimed at people who need to sign and share paperwork. The app keeps scans, signatures, and PDFs on the device, with no account and no TakeAScan server.
Summary by Debuts, based on the App Store listing.About
TakeAScan turns a document into a PDF on your iPhone, and you can sign the page first. The scan, the signature, and the PDF stay on this device. There is no account and no TakeAScan server.
Scan with the camera or add a photo. Crop, rotate, and filter the page. Draw your signature, or place one you saved, then make a PDF and share it yourself.
Three PDFs are free. After that, TakeAScan Premium continues with an auto-renewable subscription: €12.99 per year or €1.99 per month. Payment is charged to your Apple ID. The subscription renews unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends, in iPhone Settings.
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