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Picture a filing cabinet that never loses anything. You put a paper in — a bill, a
receipt, a letter — and later you just type one word and it hands you the right paper in a second.
That's Paperless. It lives at paperless.onfleek.live
1 Get in
Open paperless.onfleek.live in any browser — phone, tablet, or computer. Sign in with your
OnFleek account (the password lives in your safe box). That's it — you're at your filing cabinet.
2 Add a paper — 3 easy ways
- The upload button (easiest). Look for the little up-arrow / "Upload". Click it, pick your
file (a PDF or even a photo of a paper), and let go. Done — it's filed.
- Drag and drop. Just drag a file from your desktop straight onto the page.
- Snap a photo. On your phone, take a picture of a paper, save it, and upload it the same way.
Try this: grab a bill or receipt, hit Upload, pick the file. Wait a few seconds
— Paperless reads it, makes a neat copy, and files it for you.
3 Find any paper fast
See the search box at the top? Type any word you remember — a company name, a person, a dollar
amount. Paperless reads the words inside every paper (even photos of paper), so you can search for
almost anything.
Try this: type "GEICO" — every GEICO paper you ever added pops up. Type
"2025" — everything from that year. No digging.
4 Tags — colored sticky notes
A tag is like a colored sticky note you put on a paper. Make a "Taxes" tag, a
"Car" tag, a "Medical" tag. Stick them on your papers. Then click a tag to see all the
papers wearing it — grouped together, instantly.
Think of it like: all your car papers wearing the same colored dot, so one click
shows the whole pile.
★ The self-sorting trick
Here's the magic part: if you drop papers into folders named like "Taxes" or "Car",
Paperless uses the folder name as a tag all by itself. So a lot of the sorting just… happens.
You barely have to do anything.
✓ Good to know
- It reads everything. Even a blurry phone photo of a receipt becomes searchable text.
- Nothing gets lost. Your papers sit safely on your own home server, not a stranger's cloud.
- Works on your phone. Snap, upload, search — all from the couch.