Barcode Scanner - Orca Scan

Name: Barcode Scanner - Orca Scan
Rating: 4.7 (1864 reviews)
Author: ORCA SCAN LIMITED

By: ORCA SCAN LIMITED

Inventory & Asset Tracker

Features & Capabilities

Orca Scan's Barcode Scanner is a powerful, no-code inventory and asset tracking solution that supports a wide range of barcode types, works offline, and reduces counting time by up to 80%. It is trusted by 50,000+ organizations and serves 300,000+ users across 165 countries.

Key features include exporting data to Excel and Google Sheets, capturing photos and GPS locations, logging asset history with location tracking, and a REST API to embed barcode scanning into your software. It also includes an intuitive label designer for printing barcode labels and customizable fields for asset tracking, audits, and batch management.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Data Developer Tools API

By:

ORCA SCAN LIMITED

Rating:

4.70

(1,864)

Version:

12.6.2 Last updated: 2026-06-05

Version code:

886484811

Creation date:

2016-11-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

16.37MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-09

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 43,613 ▼ 24

Other rankings

#80 in feuilles keyword 16 ▼ 7#87 in hojas keyword 14 ▲ 12#92 in leetcode keyword 18 ▼ 3

Other platforms

Barcode Scanner - Orca Scan (v12.6.2)

354,238 3.89

(1,745)

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Developed by:

ORCA SCAN LIMITED

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/barcode-scanner-orca-scan/id1161117971

Website:

https://orcascan.com

User Reviews

The app is widely praised for being easy to use and effective for inventory tasks, with strong scanning and export features that support team collaboration. However, users frequently report serious downsides: recurring unauthorized charges and billing disputes, data loss after updates, valuation concerns about premium pricing, problematic default settings that break reporting, and a requirement for an online account that hampers offline use.

Pros

Easy to use with an intuitive UI
Helps with inventory work and improves efficiency
Strong exporting/importing options (Excel/CSV) and easy sharing with a team
Reads a wide range of barcodes and QR codes effectively
Helpful customer support (CS team)

Cons

Recurring unauthorized charges and billing disputes, with difficulties stopping charges
Data loss after updates (e.g., thousands of local barcodes deleted)
High cost for premium features / perceived poor value and refund issues
Defaulting to Local causes incomplete reports and makes company-wide tracking difficult
Requires an online Orca account to scan, hindering offline use (Mac issues noted)

Recent reviews

Please do not pay for this app. There are plenty of free alternatives. These people are charging extortionate prices for very basic functions.

by vz*****, 2026-05-12

Honestly easy to use and makes inventory work easy as pie. Not a bot btw just really love this app

by ch*****, 2026-04-09

If you’re considering this app: do not enter your payment information unless you’re comfortable fighting to stop charges later. I used this app one single time. Despite my account clearly showing I was on the Free plan (with invoices of $0/month), OrcaScan charged my debit card $20 every month anyway. Timeline, since facts matter: • First unauthorized charge: June 2025 • Repeated charges: July, August, September, October, November, December 2025, and January 2026 • First email to OrcaScan disputing this: September 9, 2025 • Total attempts to resolve: 5+ emails (Rhys, Owen) Their explanation? They “can’t find my account.” That excuse doesn’t hold up when they somehow had no problem finding my debit card every single month. I provided: • Screenshots of my account showing $0 invoices • Bank records showing repeated $20 charges • Written notice revoking any permission to bill my card The charges continued anyway. Billing someone without consent after being explicitly told to stop — and then blaming an internal “billing issue” while doing nothing to fix it — is unacceptable. At best, this is gross negligence. At worst, it borders on predatory. I regret downloading it, and I regret not reviewing until now.