On-device reading
Dates, numbers, names and amounts pulled off the page by a model on your phone.
Manila is a filing cabinet that reads. Scan a bill, a warranty, a policy, a passport, a registration, a manual, and Manila pulls out what matters, files it where you'll find it, and reminds you before anything renews.
Not a photo of paper: a record, with the dates and numbers read off it and the original one tap away.
"When does my car registration renew?" "What's my policy number?" Siri answers from your own paperwork, with the source document one tap away. Spotlight finds a document by what's inside it, not just its filename. And because Manila read the dates, it knows when a policy lapses or a warranty ends, and tells you before.
Every scan is read by a model running on your device. The text of your paperwork is not sent anywhere to be understood. Nothing is filed you didn't approve.
Manila reads on the device, answers through Siri and Spotlight, and keeps the cabinet on every screen you own.
Dates, numbers, names and amounts pulled off the page by a model on your phone.
"When does my registration renew?" "What's my policy number?" From your own paperwork, with the original one tap away.
Find a document by what's inside it.
A renewal, an expiry, a warranty's end, in time to do something about it.
The camera, Photos, Files, or the share sheet from any app.
iPhone, iPad and a real Mac app, kept in step by your FCT account, and everything exportable as PDF or CSV.
What you get on day one.
No. Every scan is read by a model running on your device; the text of your paperwork is not sent to a service to be understood. The record then lives on your device and in your FCT account, which puts the same cabinet on your iPad and your Mac. You can export everything as PDF or CSV, and delete your Manila data or the whole account from Settings.
They're filed, so the original is one tap away when you need it, but they're never read out loud. Siri and Spotlight see the last four digits unless you say otherwise.
Always. Every document and every fact read off it exports as PDF or CSV, insurer-ready, whenever you want it. There's no format only Manila can read.
Manila is one of thirteen FCT apps on one account. Sign in once and the apps know each other. The same standard goes into what we build for clients.