Updates from the beta.
What’s happening in PaperPeace, the principles behind the app, and honest takes — straight from Timo. Posts are currently written in German. RSS feed.
Bibliothek reparieren, Sync-Journal und neue Mac-EinstellungenIn German
Four builds since the last post: “Repair library” reunites documents with their files, the sync journal shows what your devices are about to do, the Mac gets a new settings window and the iPhone a search screen of its own. Plus better text recognition and many places where nothing gets lost any more.
Read on →Nextcloud, ownCloud und pCloud — direkt angebundenIn German
PaperPeace now speaks WebDAV: Nextcloud, ownCloud, Infinite Scale and any server you run yourself — plus pCloud. And since eight TestFlight builds have shipped since 1.8, there is more below: password-protected PDFs, a sync that got several times faster, and two weeks of clean-up.
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Version 1.8: euer Postfach, euer NAS, eure AblageIn German
The biggest release so far: invoices now arrive on their own, straight from your mailbox — with a review step before anything enters your library. Plus NAS, Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive without a sync client, as many filing rules as you like, folder patterns you write yourself, a device list you can clean up — and a library that loads faster and no longer freezes.
Read on →Jetzt auch für iOS 18 und macOS SequoiaIn German
From version 1.7.5 on, PaperPeace also runs on iOS/iPadOS 18 and macOS 15 (Sequoia) — not just the very latest systems. Every core feature stays the same; only the AI search and the Liquid Glass look remain exclusive to iOS 26 / macOS 26 and fall back gracefully.
Read on →Version 1.7: eure Ordner, eure NamenIn German
The most reported issue of the whole beta is fixed: PaperPeace no longer rewrites your filenames. Plus your own folder structure instead of Processed, saving the rules separated from re-sorting the archive, fill & sign, PDF page editing, original file formats and a rebuilt recognition engine.
Paperless-ngx Import und NAS 2.0In German
Native NAS support with an offline cache, a folder view, a two-phase background import, one-pass migration from Paperless-ngx, substring search, due dates, redesigned document details — and plenty of smaller refinements.
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Version 1.5 steht vor der TürIn German
Your folder structure stays untouched, a template editor for file and folder names, NAS support on iOS at last, an “unreviewed” filter — plus an honest word on Paperless-ngx and pricing.
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Ich bin überwältigtIn German
Over 800 sign-ups in 24 hours — and what moved me most at the launch of PaperPeace: the four core principles I build the app by.
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