Features
A letter scanner that reads your mail, then answers your questions about it.
Most scanner apps make a PDF and stop. LetterDesk keeps going: it understands the letter, does the filing, and carries the deadline so you do not have to. Most people still open the mail, squint at it, and hope they did not miss a date. This is the other way: the letter reads itself, files itself, and answers you the moment something about it worries you.
Scan to calm
A scan is only the beginning.
The visual rhythm is simple: page, scan, plain answer.
Before and after
From official language to the part that matters.
Slide across the page and see why LetterDesk feels different from a normal scanner.
Product tour
The same calm path, across the app.
Scan the page, read the facts, ask the question, then take the next step. The real screenshots stay close while the feature list goes deeper.
Reads the letter
Plain English, not a photo of a problem.
LetterDesk reads the whole page and gives you an info box of the facts up top: who it is from, who it is to, the date it was sent, the deadline, and the amount. Below that, a short summary and the key points, so you understand a dense notice in seconds instead of dreading it on the counter for a week.
Ask it anything
The letter, explained the moment you wonder.
This is the part people do not go back from. Open any letter and ask in plain words: what is this, what do they want, what happens if I ignore it, what should I say back. LetterDesk answers from the exact page in front of you, calm and clear, so you are never left guessing at a document again. General guidance in plain language, not legal advice.
Never misses a date
Every deadline, tracked and surfaced.
The engine finds the real due date, including the ones you have to compute from a phrase like within 21 days of the letter date. Overdue and upcoming letters gather on the Due screen, and LetterDesk reminds you before each one lands. Add any deadline to your calendar in one tap.
Write back
A reply built from the letter, ready to send.
Tell LetterDesk what you want in a few words, like I want a refund or I dispute this charge. It writes a clear, factual reply grounded in the letter you scanned, with the right names, dates, and reference numbers already in place. Download it, print it, email it, or share it.
Files itself
Thirteen categories, sorted automatically.
Bills, finance, health, insurance, government, vehicle, home, work, and more. Every letter lands in the right place the moment it is scanned, and you can add your own categories and tags. Search across your whole archive by sender, amount, or a word from the page.
More that matters
The details that make it feel effortless.
A scanner that locks on
Corners lock to the page and hold steady against a shaky hand. LetterDesk waits for good light or tells you which way to move, then captures a clean, flat, glare-free scan.
iPhone and Mac in sync
Your archive mirrors to LetterDesk for Mac over your home Wi-Fi. Manage documents on either device and the other catches up.
Encrypted backup
Premium backs your archive up to your own iCloud, encrypted, so a lost phone never means a lost record.
Simple for anyone, in your language
Plain enough for a parent or grandparent on their first smartphone, and sharp enough for anyone who reads contracts all day. On Premium it reads, explains, and answers in English and Farsi, so a letter is clear in the language you actually think in.
Everything is searchable
Find any letter by who sent it, what it cost, or a phrase from the text. Your archive becomes the place you look first.
No account, private
There is nothing to sign up for. Your photos never leave your phone, and the app works the instant you open it.
Scan to calm
The letter does not just get scanned. It gets handled.
Across every page, LetterDesk shows the full path: read the letter, tell you what to do next, file it automatically, and make it easy to find again.
Your mail, finally handled.
Scan the first scary letter in your pile and watch it turn calm.
In private beta now. Leave your email and we will tell you the day it lands.