Paperless-home hosts your personal document management solution: Paperless.
Everybody has to keep and manage important documents. But keeping them both well organized and easily available at any time is quite a challenge. Anyone who has spent time digging through piles of paper or searching in some chaotic digital folder with hundreds of files knows the hassle.
With your own Paperless, you can have your stuff both organized and available without compromise. Use it as your digital archive and organize everything into owners, correspondents, document types, custom tags etc.. And whenever you need to access a document, just filter or do a full-text-search using your browser or the mobile app.
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Paperless-Home's answer:
After having used paperless-ngx myself for quite a while, I found it so incredibly useful that I wanted everyone to know about it and be able to use it. Unfortunately, it needs to be installed on a server which has to be set up and maintained correctly, and I figured that not everyone knows how to do that or wants to deal with it. This is why I made Paperless-home!
Paperless-Home's answer:
Anyone who likes to keep their documents organized. Individuals, small to medium size businesses, families, clubs, etc.
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