Captize App
Advanced document management app for your Apple devices
Captize App launched on March 22, 2023 with 14 votes, #1,802 of 5,007 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
Captize is a mobile app for scanning and managing documents. It extracts contact info and creates PDFs. Advanced tech and built-in tools for editing, signing, and sending scans. Organize docs in personal library with folders and tags to optimize workflow.
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No app satisfies everyone 100% in terms of functionality, features, and aesthetics. But for me, this app is pretty darn close.In addition to expected features inherent in a good PDF editor such as filling out forms, annotation, document signing, etc., Captize incorporates some goodies I like a lot. The following is a list of things I like and things I consider missing or that could be improved:The Positive- The app looks good, is intuitive, and easy to navigate.- Individual files can be password-protected.- Built-in scanner.- Dedicated screen for business cards.- Reminders.- The developer is very customer-oriented.The Negative—With Suggestions- The library could be where folders are kept,…from apps.apple.com
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