iOS · Android
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Every document already on your device, sorted and ready — plus the ones sitting on your PC. Pull out the keywords, hear it read aloud, and never mail a file to yourself again.
Free. Works offline.
.pdf.doc .docx.xls .xlsx.ppt .pptx.txt .csv.hwp .hwpxOffice and HWP files can also be converted to PDF.
Four tabs, no menus to learn.
Library
The app scans your device on first launch and lists everything it can open — newest first, with size and date. Filter by type, sort by name or size, browse by folder, and select several at once to delete them. Nothing to import.
Reader
A four-hundred-page report opens as fast as a one-page memo. Skim the whole thing from the thumbnail strip, jump to any page, go fullscreen when you want the text and nothing else.
One menu
Everything a document can do sits behind one button: break it down, have it read aloud, turn an Office or HWP file into a PDF, check the file details, or hand it to another app.
Analyse · runs on your device
One tap breaks a document into three views. The first two are computed on your phone — nothing is uploaded, and they work with no signal at all.
The terms the document actually leans on, with how often each appears. Tap one to land on the page it came from.
The handful of lines that carry the argument, each tagged with its page number.
A short plain-language brief with the main points as bullets. This is the one step that uses a server.
Listen to the result, copy it, save it, or share it to any app.
My PC · included free
Install FileShare on your computer, scan the QR code once, and your PC library shows up in the My PC tab. No mailing files to yourself, no messenger, no cloud upload — the file moves directly between your two devices.
FileShare for PC · free
FileShare is a small Windows program that pairs with the app. Pick the folders you want reachable, and they show up on your phone. Your phone’s documents show up on the PC the same way — no cable, no cloud account, no mailing files to yourself.
Download for Windows
v1.0.2 · Windows 10/11 (64-bit) · 34 MBFileShare-1.0.2-setup.exe
Unlinking a phone now applies on both sides immediately.
Duplicate files are no longer re-downloaded.
The PC shows a code that expires in five minutes. Nothing to type, no account to create, and an expired code is useless to anyone who photographs it later.
Your phone’s library appears sorted by type — PDF, DOC, HWP, XLS, PPT, favorites. Open one, or pull it down to the computer.
FileShare adds "Send to phone" to Windows Explorer. Right-click any file and it is on your phone before you have found the app.
Only the folders you add are reachable. Everything else on the PC stays invisible to the phone, and you can remove a folder at any time.
A log records what moved, which way, how big it was and where it landed. Double-click a row to open the file, or export the lot to CSV.
The device list shows what is linked and when it last connected. Unpair a phone you no longer have and it loses access immediately.
Windows only for now. FileShare runs quietly in the background and can start with Windows, so your documents are reachable without you thinking about it.
On-device by default
Finding, opening, searching, extracting keywords and reading a document aloud all happen in your device’s own storage. The one thing that uses a server is the AI summary — and even then the file is not sent. Only the sentences your phone already picked out go, and only when you press the button.
Premium
Almost everything is open in the free version. Premium lifts the limits: the ads while you read, the daily cap on listening, the cap on AI summaries, and the cap on PDF conversions. Billing runs through the App Store or Google Play, and you can cancel there at any time.
$2.99/ monthThe yearly plan is about 30% cheaper. Prices vary by country.
A reader for the documents you already have: PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, HWP and plain text, all in one app. It also breaks a document down into keywords and key sentences, reads it aloud, and connects to your PC.
Yes. Everything is open in the free version. Ads appear while you read, and three things have a free allowance: listening, AI summaries and PDF conversion. Premium removes the ads and the caps.
No ads, unlimited listening, unlimited AI summaries and unlimited PDF conversions. It is $2.99 a month, and the yearly plan works out about 30% cheaper. Prices vary by country.
Read PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, HWP and text files. Extract keywords and key sentences, generate an AI summary, read a document aloud, convert Office and HWP files to PDF, search across your device, browse by folder, select and delete in bulk, keep favorites, view page thumbnails, jump between pages, go fullscreen, share to other apps, and open documents on your PC.
Yes. Open a document, tap Listen, and it reads from where you are. It works on the analysis results too, so you can listen to just the summary. The free version covers a few documents a day; Premium removes that cap.
Yes. Open the file, choose Convert to PDF from the menu, and the PDF is saved alongside the original. The free version includes a small number of conversions; Premium makes it unlimited.
The file itself is never uploaded. Your phone extracts the key sentences first — you can see them on the Key sentences tab — and only those sentences are sent to produce the summary. They are deleted right after the answer comes back. Keywords, key sentences and read-aloud never leave the device at all.
It runs on your phone, counting how often each meaningful term appears and ranking them. Because it is local, it works with no signal, and tapping a keyword takes you to the page it came from.
Plain text files only. Editing rich documents on a phone screen rarely goes well, so everything else opens read-only.
Yes. Install FileShare on your computer and scan the QR code from the My PC tab. After that the two devices talk to each other directly over a secure connection — no email, no messenger. As long as your PC is switched on you can reach its documents from anywhere, and you can send files from your phone back to it.
No. FileShare is a free download and there are no limits on transfers. Premium covers the ads and the usage caps inside the phone app, not this.
Download it from the FileShare section on this page. It runs on Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit). macOS and Linux builds are not available yet.
Only what you allow. On the PC you add specific folders, and nothing outside them is reachable. Pairing needs a QR code that expires after five minutes, and either side can unpair a device — useful if you lose the phone.
Open Settings and tap "Rescan documents". That refreshes the list after you add, move or delete files. On Android, also confirm the app has permission to read your storage.
Subscriptions are managed by the store you bought them from — Settings on iOS, or Subscriptions in the Google Play app on Android. Cancelling there stops the next renewal.
Send the file name, format and your device model to support@pdfmon.com. Password-protected and damaged files are the usual cause.
Free on iOS and Android.