DocRecall

"How much was the deposit in that contract again?"

"Where was that in the lecture notes… I know I saved it."

DocRecall pulls an entire folder onto your phone and lets you search your

PDF, Word, Hangul, and text documents by meaning — fully on-device. Nothing

is uploaded to the cloud; everything is processed on your device.

■ Who it's for

· Anyone who often hunts for "where did I see that" details across contracts, records, or class materials

· People who'd rather not upload documents to the cloud

· Anyone who wants to search information scattered across many documents at once

■ Key features

· Folder import — pick a folder and bring in its PDF, Word (docx), Hangul (hwpx), and text files at once

· Search by meaning — finds related content even when the wording differs

· Folder change detection — drop new documents in the folder, reopen the app, and it offers to add them

· Word search — available the moment you import

· KakaoTalk exports too — chat .txt files come in the same way

· Copy & share — copy a result or share it to another app

■ Privacy first

· All documents and search stay on your device. Unlike cloud document search, nothing ever leaves your phone.

· No account, no login. Banner ads keep the app free.

· The internet is used only once, to download the semantic-search model (~102MB or 266MB, optional).

■ Notes

· Initial support covers text-based PDF, docx, hwpx, and txt. Scanned (image) PDFs are planned for a later release.

· Requires a 64-bit (arm64) device.

Your documents, on your phone. DocRecall.