Paperwork is a personal document manager for scanned documents (and PDFs).

It's designed to be easy and fast to use. The idea behind Paperwork is "scan & forget": You should be able to just scan a new document and forget about it until the day you need it again.

In other words, let the machine do most of the work for you.

• Scan
• Automatic detection of page orientation
• OCR
• Document labels
• Automatic guessing of the labels to apply on new documents
• Search
• Keyword suggestions
• Quick edit of scans
• PDF support

• GNU/Linux Archlinux
• GNU/Linux Debian
• GNU/Linux Fedora
• GNU/Linux Gentoo
• GNU/Linux Ubuntu
• Development

• Extra documentation / FAQ / Tips / Wiki
• Mailing-list
• Bug trackers

Papers are organized into documents. Each document contains pages.

It mainly uses:

• Sane/Pyinsane: To scan the pages
• Tesseract/Pyocr: To extract the words from the pages (OCR)
• GTK: For the user interface
• Whoosh: To index and search documents, and provide keyword suggestions
• Simplebayes: To guess the labels
• Pillow: Image manipulation

GPLv3 or later. See COPYING.

Github can automatically provides .tar.gz and .zip files if required. However, they are not required to install Paperwork. They are indicated here as a convenience for package maintainers.

• Paperwork 0.3.0.1
• Paperwork 0.3.0
• Paperwork 0.2.5
• Paperwork 0.2.4
• Paperwork 0.2.3
• Paperwork 0.2.2
• Paperwork 0.2.1
• Paperwork 0.2
• Paperwork 0.1.3
• Paperwork 0.1.2
• Paperwork 0.1.1
• Paperwork 0.1

All the information can be found on the wiki