A PDF enters from another app or Files.
Filed copies the document into its own on-device library.
A private, local-first home for PDFs on your iPhone. Receive them, organize them into colored folders, read, sign, and share—without an account or a remote library.
Chapter 02 · Receive → organize
A PDF arrives as a loose page. Boundaries, a rail, and a folder turn it into something easy to find again.
Filed copies the document into its own on-device library.
A clear document plane replaces an undefined attachment.
Order is communicated through position, not decoration.
Names, sections, and filters make the library legible.
The interface stays readable as the abstract system recedes.
The filing system leads into the work the document needs next.
Chapter 03 · Give every file an address
Colored folders, file names, search, list or grid views, and filter tags keep documents findable without automatic classification.
Manual structure · clear names · visible filters


Chapter 04 · Read with clarity
Filed uses Apple’s PDFKit for a focused, full-screen reading view. Pinch to zoom, move through pages, and use page thumbnails to navigate.
Chapter 05 · Sign with intention
Draw a signature, choose its ink, place and size it on the page, then export a new signed copy on your device.
Signature pathPlace · size · export

Chapter 06 · Share and keep control
Select one or several PDFs and share them through the iOS Share Sheet, or export them to Files. Filed’s own library remains local-first.
Use the system Share Sheet for the documents you choose.
Export documents when they need to live outside Filed.
Documents stay on the iPhone, with an optional Face ID or Touch ID app lock.
Chapter 07 · Real product record
Every image below is a real Filed screen. The Arabic capture is product evidence only; this website remains English and left-to-right.







Chapter 08 · Release and continuity
Live App Store metadata and the existing release record enhance this truthful static baseline when available.
Current fallback · iOS v1.0
Filed is available on the App Store. Its first public release currently has no supplied release note.
No release notes provided.
Filed · The Filing Cut
Receive documents from other apps or Files, organize them, read them, sign them, and share the copies you choose—all from a private library on your iPhone.