Scanner · processed in memory, never stored
Ticket Scan
A citation is a dense little form: a statute number, a court you’ve never heard of, a deadline that isn’t labeled as one. Photograph it and this page decodes every line it can actually read — then points you at your state’s options. Blurry field? It stays blank. The scanner never guesses, and the photo is gone the moment the text comes back.
Flatten it · fill the frame · avoid glare
Scans are best-effort reads of a photo — the paper controls, always. This decodes a form; it is not legal advice. Standardized state citation forms (Texas, Florida, California) read most reliably; handwritten tickets vary.