Building Dogear’s On-Device Scan-to-Save Pipeline With Apple Vision and Live Text

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Reading a physical book is a wonderfully tactile experience. You can underline a sentence, fold a page corner, or write a thought in the margin. But once the book is closed, those moments can be difficult to find again.

Dogear is a minimal iOS app for the books you want to read, the books you are reading, and the passages you want to remember. It brings your collection, quotes, highlights, bookmarks, and notes into one calm space. I introduced that idea in Introducing Dogear: Never Lose a Book Worth Reading. This walkthrough follows the same screens, and spends longer on the part that changed the app: scan-to-save, the step that keeps a line from a physical page, not only the title on the shelf.

The app is now available on the App Store, so you can download Dogear and try it for yourself.

To show how Dogear works,...

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