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A hint from fruit-fly vision, a lighter page recognition model
Half the model parameters, with internal test accuracy rising from 96.5% to 98.6%. A look at an experimental approach inspired by fruit-fly vision research.
How to scan a book without cutting it
You do not have to take a book apart to digitize it. Here is a setup that gets flat, readable pages from a book that stays on the shelf afterwards.
Cancelling, restoring and moving your subscription to a new phone
Where the subscription lives, what happens when you cancel, and why iOS and Android are separate.
Send to PC: get your scans on your computer as you shoot
Set up vFlat Desktop once, and every scan you send lands on your computer right away — no cable, no emailing files to yourself.
Curves? Flattened.
Our AI de-warps the natural curve of an open book, so every page comes out flat as if it went through a flatbed scanner.
Scanning a 300-page book in one sitting
Auto-capture and dual-page splitting turn what used to be a weekend project into an afternoon.
What makes OCR accurate on a phone camera
Resolution matters less than you would think. Here is what actually moves recognition accuracy.
Choosing between PDF, JPG and text export
Each export keeps something different. A short guide to picking the right one for the job.
What stays on your phone, and what leaves it
Scanning and flattening run on your phone. Text recognition and Send to PC use our servers, and those images are deleted within 24 hours.