Point your phone at a printed price list, a receipt or a results sheet, or drop in a screenshot. The table comes back with its rows and columns in place, ready for Excel, Google Sheets or CSV, with any printed totals checked.
Drop a photo or scan here
A photo of a printed table, a receipt or a statement. No account needed to start.
Take the photo in the page, on your phone or your laptop's camera. No app to install.
A page taken at a slight angle is straightened, and one taken sideways is turned before it is read.
Figures come in as numbers and dates as dates, so sums and sorting work straight away.
Where the picture shows a total or a balance, the rows are checked against it and anything that does not add up is highlighted.
A flat page in good light that fills the photo, or a sharp screenshot. JPEG, PNG and WebP all work.
Not reliably. Printed and typed tables read well; handwritten figures are often misread.
It is read on our own server and deleted straight away. Only the table is kept, for a day on the free plan.
Yes, 10 pages a month on the free plan. Paid plans read more.
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