Stack a Google App – How to use Google stacks.

Stack a Google App – How to use Google stacks: In computer science, a stack is an abstract data type that serves as a collection of elements, with two main principal operations: Push, which adds an element to the collection, and Pop, which removes the most recently added element that was not yet removed.

Google Stack is a document-digitizing and -filing app, launched by Google in March 2021. The app is free but available exclusively for Android users. Copies of Google Stack documents also can be stored on a user’s Google Drive.

A document scanning app has been launched by Google’s in-house incubator, Area 120 named Stack. The app scan and categorizes documents with Google’s Document AI tech. Although it’s only available to Android users in the US at the moment.

A neat pile of objects usually one on top of the other.
A large number or amount We’ve got a stack of bills to pay.
A large pile (as of hay) is usually shaped like a cone.
Chimney, smokestack.
A structure with shelves for storing books.

What is a stack app on Android?

With the Stack app, initially available for Android, users can take a photo of a document and the app will automatically name it and “stack” it into the correct category — like Bills, Banking, House, IDs, Immigration, Insurance, Legal, Medical, Pet, Receipts, Tax, Travel, Vehicles and Work.

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Is Google stack safe?

Stack uses Google’s advanced security and sign-in technology to protect your documents. For extra protection on your phone, you can require a scan of your face or fingerprint every time you unlock the app. The stack can also automatically save a copy of your documents to Google Drive.

Is the Stack app free?

The Stack app is free on iPhone, iPad, and Android through the app stores. This game is a great one to play when you want to pass some time, and the ads are infrequent enough that you can deal with them.

Paul Demaster