MaskCopy: Safe ID Copies

Landlords, employers, hotels and agencies often ask for a copy of your ID. Most of them don't need your personal number, document number, photo or the machine-readable zone. MaskCopy makes a copy with those parts covered, marked with who it's for, and never sends your document anywhere.

FOUND AND COVERED
• Scan with the camera, or pick a photo or a PDF of up to four pages
• MaskCopy straightens the document and suggests what to cover: personal and document numbers, the machine-readable zone, the card access number, addresses, barcodes and the photo
• Personal numbers are recognised by their check digits, for example BSN, fødselsnummer, personnummer, PESEL, codice fiscale, NRIC, MyKad and Chinese resident ID numbers

YOU DECIDE
• Every suggestion is a box you can see before anything is shared
• Turn a kind on or off, drag a box to move it, tap it to zoom in and adjust its corners, or add your own
• Recognition varies by document version and photo, so check every box before you share

A COPY FOR ONE RECIPIENT
• The recipient, the purpose and the date are written across the document, so the copy can't be passed on as yours somewhere else
• Covered parts are painted over, never blurred
• Save or share as JPG or PDF, without location or camera details

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• Everything happens on your iPhone with Apple's on-device text and image recognition
• No account, no analytics, no tracking, no uploads
• Nothing is kept: the document is forgotten when you finish
• Open source, so anyone can check

Passports, national ID cards, residence permits and driving licences from 27 countries are recognised field by field: the Netherlands, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Belgium, Poland, Ireland, Switzerland, Austria, Portugal, the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and Malaysia. Passports from other countries still have their machine-readable zone found.

MaskCopy is free. Made by TangSpark.