Help Center
Answers to the most common questions.
In your own Google Drive, inside a folder named P-DOCS. P-DOCS never stores your files on its own servers — it only keeps details like names, categories and expiry dates so it can organize and remind you.
Yes. Sign in at pdocs.in from any browser on a computer, tablet or phone with the same Google account — everything stays in sync.
Add an expiration date to a document (P-DOCS often detects it automatically when you upload). The iPhone app reminds you 7 days, 1 day and on the day it expires — plus 30 days before if you turn on “Early heads-up” in Settings.
It keeps a copy of that document on your iPhone so you can open and share it without internet — useful at airports and border checks. Turn it off any time to free up space; the file stays in Google Drive.
Settings → App Security → Face ID lock. If Face ID fails three times, P-DOCS asks for your iPhone passcode instead.
Tap Share in Photos, Files or Mail and choose P-DOCS. The upload screen opens with the file already attached.
“Share file” sends the actual document through the iPhone share sheet. “Share link” creates a view-only link you can revoke any time from the Shared page.
Settings → Account → Delete account. This removes your P-DOCS account and records immediately. Your files remain in your Google Drive until you delete them there.
Visit myaccount.google.com/permissions, choose P-DOCS and remove access. You can also sign out in Settings.