The privacy-first approach makes a lot of sense here, especially when the app is dealing with sensitive documents like passports. Keeping everything on-device and removing the need to create an account lowers a lot of unnecessary friction. I also like the idea of being able to ask a simple question like when a passport expires instead of opening files and searching through scanned documents manually. That kind of everyday convenience is what could make the app useful long after the initial scan.
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The privacy-first approach makes a lot of sense here, especially when the app is dealing with sensitive documents like passports. Keeping everything on-device and removing the need to create an account lowers a lot of unnecessary friction. I also like the idea of being able to ask a simple question like when a passport expires instead of opening files and searching through scanned documents manually. That kind of everyday convenience is what could make the app useful long after the initial scan.