Evernote Scannable

Description of App

Scannable moves paper forward. Scan contracts, receipts, business cards, and any paper that comes your way. Save or share documents instantly and move on.

Automatically capture high-quality scans anywhere
- Scan fast: Point your camera at documents, Post-it® Notes, or whiteboards. Scannable immediately captures them.
- Save time: Scannable automatically rotates, crops, and adjusts images so your scans are clear and easy to read.
- Share or save: Send documents to colleagues via email or text, or save them to Evernote and other apps.

Deal with paper professionally
- Turn business cards into contacts: Pull information from business cards and LinkedIn, add profile photos, and save it all to your contacts list.
- Banish paper stacks: Scannable works seamlessly with the ScanSnap Evernote Edition scanner to get multi-page documents where they need to go.
- A scanner for everyone: With Scannable, your whole team can control a ScanSnap Evernote Edition from their own devices and send paper on its way.

Scannable is free to download and use.

Version

1.1

Free or Paid

Free

Apple Watch Support

Not Known

Device(s) App Was Tested On

iPhone

iOS Version

8.3

Accessibility Comments

AppleVis Editorial Team Note:
We have made changes to the Accessibility Rating for this App. If you feel that this is incorrect. Please feel free to leave comments below to let us know of the changes and findings you have found.

Original Poster Comments:
When you first start the app you get a tutorial come up, this isn't navigable with flicking, instead you have to touch around the screen to look for a
button labelled as I got it. Once you tap this button the main part of the app comes up and it is accessible with flicking, everything is clearly labelled,
though I haven't successfully scanned any documents with this, but then I wasn't seriously trying. It goes without saying this app offers no guidance with
lining up with your document, and in fact the screen which says looking for document says to line it up in the screen. So I have no idea if this app will
actually OCR text or if it just takes a picture and saves it. I presume there must be some sort of view finder on the screen that sighted users must frame
the document in or something. The app does offer a manual method for taking pictures as well as the automatic one. I have only spent about 5 minutes with
this app. I selected that is is fully accessible and easy to navigate and use because although the tutorial takes a few seconds to escape its quite easy
and after that everything is fine and you don't see the tutorial again.

VoiceOver Performance

VoiceOver reads most page elements.

Button Labeling

Most buttons are clearly labeled.

Usability

There are some accessibility issues with this app, but it can still be used if you are willing to tolerate these issues and learn how to work around them.

App Store Link

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/evernote-scannable/id883338188?mt=8

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Comments

Version 1.1

For the most part on the surface it appears to be really accessible. Unfortunetly, after I do a scan is when things goes down hill. At this point is where we can see that we have quite a few unlabeled buttons.

What's New in Version 1.1

IMPROVED AUTO CAPTURE EXPERIENCE
- Faster and easier auto-detection of documents
- Improved flash use for better scans in low-light situations

HIGHER QUALITY DOCUMENTS
- New image processing for better-looking color documents
- Scannable now produces PNGs instead of JPGs in cases where this improves image quality and file size
- Time stamps are now added to PDF filenames

EASIER BUSINESS CARD SCANNING
- Add notes to captured business cards before you save to contacts
- You can now connect with someone on LinkedIn directly from Scannable
- Editing business card information now zooms in on the correct region of the captured card