Everything in one vault
Your entire library — documents, folders, tags, notes — is one encrypted file, a standard Apple disk image. Backing up is copying that file. Moving to a new Mac is copying it there.
Homeowner policy
Mar 12, 2026 · 8 pages
Auto renewal notice
Feb 3, 2026 · 2 pages
Claim summary
Nov 21, 2025 · 4 pages
Umbrella quote
Sep 9, 2025 · 3 pages
What it does
Really searchable
Text recognition reads every page, even scans. Search finds the words inside your documents, not just their names.
Paper goes in easily
Feed it a stack from your scanner, snap a page with your iPhone camera, or drop in files from your Mac. Every new page is read on arrival, so it's searchable the moment it lands.
Yours alone
No accounts, no cloud, no tracking. DocuCasa never sends your documents anywhere — they stay on your Mac.
Never trapped
If DocuCasa ever goes away, your documents don't. The vault is Apple's own encrypted disk image format — the kind macOS itself creates, not something we invented. Inside, your folders are real folders and every document is an ordinary PDF with a readable name. macOS can open the vault without our app, and everything is right where you filed it.
Coming from Paperless?
DocuCasa began as a new home for a Paperless library of 17 years and 2,800 documents after Mariner Software shut down. The free migration tool moves your entire library — folders, tags, notes, and every file, verified byte for byte — including encrypted libraries, as long as you have their password.
It's free.
That's the whole pricing page.
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