Destination: local storage (PDF)

Comments: 12

• 04 Jan
  Chris Pates

  The app is currently using bespoke integrations for each cloud destination, could it not be reworked to make use of the 'open in'/'send to' another app on the device. By requesting the available 'targets', would reduce the integration maintenance and open up the ability to send notes to a much wider range of targets for no additional dev effort. It would also open up opportunities in the enterprise world where 'acceptable' storage locations are limited.

• 31 Mar
  Ferba

  If you could please consider sending to “open in iBooks” in iOS. That is where I would love to have my PDF files stored locally. Then I can have them across devices. Such a sweet thought!

• 04 Apr
  Ashley Stearns

  And iOS, please and thank you.

• 12 Apr
  Tom Foth

  Yes... sending it to iBooks in iOS! Yes, please!

• 18 Apr
  Holger

  I'd like to use Rocketbook at work. However, this is impossible for legal reasons as long as my notes must be uploaded to an external cloud provider or when sent unencryped in emails. Support of private clouds like NextCloud or WebDAV or local storage of notes might be the solution. This is a show-stopper for business use in many companies!

• 12 May
  John Madison

  I agree- due to privacy issues I would like to be able to store notes locally without going through a cloud service. This is a deal breaker for me.

• 18 May
  Greg

  Some of the work I do includes company intellectual property. Having local files to send on company email system vs sending thru a third party would allow me to use the app for more pages. (Today, I use the app for general stuff but then scan in pages that might be considered IP).

• 08 Jun
  Marc Richter

  +1 - This would be a great Feature!

• 27 Jun
  Andreas

  With iOS it is possible to use the share option but only manually after scanning. You can then save the scans locally and other cloud solutions.

• 06 Jul
  Ron G

  I too would be interested in being able to save to a local device/drive for security reasons. I have shared my Everlast with everyoneI know. We all love it!

• 20 Aug
  S. Kraft

  Same for me. I need to be able to store the PDF files on the local storage in a destination of choice, so i could add multiple subdirectories for different stuff and then sync them with Syncthing. It's a feature i requested a lot since i got my Everlast. I know more people that would buy a large Everlast or the new small version, but also need to store the PDF to a local destination. I don't get it, what's the problem to implement this feature?

• 04 Oct
  MadDogDean

  Save to local device is what we need (Android and iOS both). Using cloud services is great for those that live on the internet highway, but as a remote (as in working out of town WITHOUT data), I have no way of using a Rocketbook other than as a fancy wet erase book.