ScanAtlas captures QR codes, barcodes, and NFC tags, then turns each scan into organized history, synced spreadsheets, direct cloud backups, print queues, and automation-ready records. It is built for operators, small teams, and power users who want fast scanning without losing control of their data.
Core feature set
The app is designed around what happens after a scan: validation, history, enrichment, export, automation, and recovery. The result is a scanner that feels fast in the hand but structured enough for real workflows.
Capture live camera scans, import from gallery, run deeper scan passes for denser scenes, and support NFC read or write where enabled.
Every scan can become structured history with timestamps, duplicates, notes, folders, stars, and custom fields for later review.
Push scans to user-selected spreadsheets with configurable columns and queue rows locally until connectivity returns.
Send structured scan payloads to external services, or chain ordered actions with rule-based scan flows for repeated work.
Protect local scan history and app settings with JSON snapshot backups that can be restored later when a device changes or data needs to be recovered.
Move beyond one-off scanning with history analytics, OCR-assisted capture, and Zebra label printing for logistics and inventory work.
Workflow shape
ScanAtlas is designed as a loop, not a one-time tool. Capture data quickly, push it into the systems that matter, and keep a restorable backup of the result.
Scan live, import from the gallery, or tap an NFC tag. Then attach custom fields, notes, OCR-assisted entries, and location details where the workflow needs them.
Send rows to Google Sheets, trigger HTTP webhooks, sort into folders, queue labels for print, or let a scan flow decide what should happen next.
Backup snapshots preserve local history and settings so the user can restore their ScanAtlas workspace from Google Drive or a chosen file destination.
Privacy and control
ScanAtlas is local-first by default. Scan history, folders, notes, settings, and queued actions stay on the device unless the user explicitly exports, syncs, backs up, prints, or routes data to a destination they choose.
Plan by workflow
ScanAtlas scales from fast personal scanning to heavier operational routing, recovery, and automation workflows without changing the core experience.
Policies and support
This site keeps the product overview, policy details, and support address in one place. The linked pages cover how ScanAtlas handles device permissions, connected services, subscriptions, ads, exports, and user-directed automation.
