Texty Copy: Fields & OCR

Translated into 9 languages • Full UI translation: German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil), Swedish, and Simplified Chinese • Every label, button, tip, and tutorial lesson translated — not just the App Store listing • App automatically uses your device language Multilingual OCR • Scan text in 20+ languages — Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, and more • Pick which languages to recognise in Settings > Scanning Languages • Device language enabled by default so it works out of the box • English is always on; add or remove any other supported language with a tap Power Mode • Create custom scan modes with any combination of fields • Add fields to built-in modes (want Currency on Card? Just add it) • Five smart detectors: Date, Currency, Phone, Link, Address — add to any mode • Custom fields with regex patterns and a live tester • Dramatic Power Mode entrance animation because why not Free selection • Tap individual OCR blocks to cherry-pick exactly what you want • Drag the dashed-rect marquee across a wall of blocks to grab them all at once • Long-press the marquee button to select every block on screen • Landscape: scan and marquee buttons always anchored to the shutter side Learn tab • Three-tier in-app tutorial: GO, GO HARDER, GO TO FULL POWER • Hands-on demos react like the real app — tap and long-press, no reading required • Every lesson has a Try it live shortcut that drops you into the real flow Snappier than ever • Quick! to copy-ready pipeline now runs in single-digit milliseconds • Vision + NLTagger prewarmed at launch so first-capture lag is gone • Shutter-to-overlays feedback is effectively instant Settings overhaul • Reorganised settings with labelled portrait/landscape picker controls • Text Wrap previews now show the full applied result • Camera pauses when settings is open (smoother text fields) Under the hood • Auto-suggest only runs on the high-quality frozen capture (quieter live preview, better accuracy) • Tray bar flashes on copy so you know where to find what was captured