Rectify¶

Point. Frame. Saved to Photos.¶

Early days · in private TestFlight testing

Rectify is a fast, no-ceremony document scanner for iPhone. Frame a page, let the live edge detection grab it, and a perspective-corrected, enhanced image lands straight in your Photos library — as a JPEG, PNG, or HEIC. No in-app library to dig through, no PDF detour, no export step. Scan, saved, next.

Rectify's main screen: a document-scan logo and a single Scan button First-run permission screen: "Rectify uses the camera to capture your documents. Your scans never leave your device." Settings: appearance, output format, JPEG quality slider, and scanner behavior toggles

Why it exists¶

Microsoft Lens was retired in early 2026, and its best trick went with it: saving the corrected image straight to the camera roll. Modern scanner apps bury your scans inside their own document libraries and export flows, and Apple's built-in scanners hand you a PDF. Rectify restores the simple loop — the name is the double meaning: it corrects the page, and it makes it rectangular.

Fast where it counts¶

Multi-page sessions capture a stack of pages without leaving the scanner. Optional auto-capture fires the shutter the moment a document is framed. You can set Rectify to launch straight into the scanner, and to be ready for the next scan the instant one is saved. A quality slider covers the trade-off between file size and fidelity.

Built to see nothing else¶

Rectify asks for the camera and add-only access to Photos — it can save scans, but never read your library. It makes no network calls, has no analytics, no tracking, and no third-party code of any kind. See the privacy policy — it's short.

Requirements¶

iOS 16 or later, on a real iPhone (it needs the camera). Available in English, French (Canada), and Spanish (Latin America).

Get it¶

Rectify is still early: it's in private TestFlight testing with a small group while the App Store version comes together, and external TestFlight access is coming soon. Email rectify [at] mattmanuel [dot] com and I'll add you to the TestFlight the moment it opens — or just let you know when it ships.