No app install.
The phone opens a browser scanner from the short-lived QR route. Gallery fallback remains available when camera permission is blocked.
Show one QR on this computer. Your phone becomes a multi-page document scanner — four-corner flattening, document enhancement and PDF assembly happen locally, then the finished result comes straight back over verified WebRTC.
Show phone QR →The phone becomes the scanner. Capture and clean pages there; the finished scan returns to this browser over the same verified BEAM channel.
Connection metadata expires automatically. File bytes travel over the encrypted WebRTC channel.
The phone opens a browser scanner from the short-lived QR route. Gallery fallback remains available when camera permission is blocked.
Automatic document bounds are only the starting point. Every corner remains visible and finger-adjustable before the page is flattened.
Color preserves the original, Document stretches useful contrast, and B&W uses a local image threshold for high-contrast paperwork.
Capture, review, reorder and remove pages on the phone, then send one PDF or a clean JPEG ZIP to the waiting computer.
Images remain in the phone browser. Signaling sees only temporary connection metadata; the final file moves through BEAM's encrypted DataChannel.
The computer independently verifies the final SHA-256 before offering the received scan for download.