Create a batch
Name the job, keep related scans together, and find older batches with search.
Barcode, QR and NFC batch scanning
Create a batch, scan barcodes, QR codes, or NFC tags, add codes manually when needed, handle duplicates your way, and export the result to CSV, TXT, or XLSX without accounts or server storage.
Built for inventory counts, NFC asset checks, field audits, barcode-to-Excel workflows, events, collections, and any job that ends in a clean export
Batch-first scanner
BatchScan keeps scanning fast while still giving you enough structure to review, edit, and share the result.
Name the job, keep related scans together, and find older batches with search.
Use the camera, scan NFC tags, or add codes manually when a label cannot be scanned.
Choose CSV, TXT, or XLSX, include timestamps, code types, quantities, notes, and share the file.
Practical controls
Scan common barcode formats and QR codes with a clear overlay, pause, undo, and torch controls.
Allow duplicates, ignore duplicates, or count duplicate scans as quantities.
Read supported NDEF text and URL tags into the same batch list as barcode and QR scans.
Add codes by hand when a label is damaged or cannot be scanned.
Control headers, timestamps, code type, quantity, notes, date format, delimiter, and encoding.
Use cases
Scan product codes into a batch, count repeats as quantities, then export a file for a spreadsheet or ERP import.
Collect equipment tags, serial labels, NFC asset tags, box IDs, or shelf codes during a walkthrough.
Capture incoming items, shipment labels, carton IDs, and package codes before sharing the final list.
Scan tickets, badges, books, samples, or archived items and keep each session separate.
Read simple NFC tag values on supported devices, then export them with the same notes, quantities, and timestamps.
Free and Pro
For short jobs, testing workflows, and small scan lists.
A one-time in-app purchase handled securely by the platform app store.
FAQ
BatchScan is a mobile app for collecting barcodes, QR codes, NFC tags, and manual entries into named batches, then exporting those batches as CSV, TXT, or XLSX files.
BatchScan supports QR, EAN-8, EAN-13, UPC-E, Code 39, Code 93, Code 128, PDF417, Aztec, Data Matrix, Interleaved 2 of 5, ITF14, and other metadata types available through the device camera. On supported iPhone devices, BatchScan can also read NFC NDEF text and URL tags.
The iOS app includes a separate NFC scanner for supported NDEF text and URL tags. It is designed for close-range NFC tags, not long-range RFID warehouse readers. Android NFC support is planned for a later app update.
Yes. Manual entry is available for damaged labels or codes that cannot be scanned.
You can allow duplicates, ignore duplicates, or count duplicates as quantities, depending on the workflow.
No. Scan batches are stored locally on your device. There is no account system, no server storage, and no tracking.
The free version supports up to 30 scans per batch. BatchScan Pro is a one-time purchase that unlocks unlimited scans per batch.