PDF Pond

Bring things in. Make the document. Send it. It's gone.

Coming to the App Store

Files, photos and scans gather in one place, and each one keeps its name. You are arranging material, not a pile of anonymous thumbnails.
Open any document to work page by page: reorder, rotate, duplicate, remove. New material can go anywhere in the order, not just at the end.
Send hands the finished PDF to iOS — Files, Mail, Messages, AirDrop, print. Then the workspace empties itself.
Your first document is free, start to finish. No page limit, no watermark, nothing held back.

A document called Lease pack made of three pieces of material: Contract.pdf with four pages, a photographed signed page, and Appendix.pdf with eight

The same document with Contract.pdf opened to page level, its four pages laid out in order and numbered

The empty workspace after sending: Nothing here yet, with Files, Photos and Scan waiting

$7.99 once, forever. No subscription.

What it refuses to do

It is not a library and does not want to become one. There are no folders, no tags, no search and no list of past documents. A finished document belongs wherever you sent it — not in another app you have to tidy. That is why the workspace clears itself when the job is done: so the next one starts on a clean surface instead of on top of the last six.

Privacy, in one breath

Your documents never leave the phone. There is no account, no cloud and no upload — the app makes no network calls at all, so it works exactly the same in airplane mode. Imported material is copied into the app's own space and deleted when the workspace empties. The full policy is short because there's nothing to confess.

Need help? support+pdfpond@smthng.fun