Don’t know if this is just me, but the vast majority of my archive photos are in .HEIC format - they were taken on iPhone, and in order to use them on Leo I have to convert them.
It would be great if either Leo would accept .HEIC format photos, or had a built in converter to avoid using dodgy free converters. I feel like the converter feature would make it more value for money, and would make me more willing to pay for Leo.
Similarly, most of the docs I have from archives (that they have scanned and sent to me) are in PDF format. Again, I have to convert these elsewhere in order to use on Leo. Would be great to have a converter or have Leo accept PDF format to make the user experience much smoother and less frustrating.
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Thank you for this, Clare! Allowing users to upload HEIC and PDF files has been on our to-do list for a while and I’ve prioritised these points in line with your feedback. It shouldn’t be too long before these features are released. 
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That is great to hear, almost all of my files are (long) PDF, so it would be great to be able to upload them without converting.
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Both HEIC and PDF files can now be uploaded since our last two releases (v0.1.3, v0.1.4) but please let us know if you spot any issues!
So I am currently trying to upload a PDF file (size 1.6 MB) and I got the toast
“Please wait a moment for Leo to extract images from this PDF” and it seems to be stuck at this stage for about 10 minutes now. This is a second attempt, the first was the same.
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Thanks for reporting Maayan! Could you send me an email with the PDF as an attachment? That should help us figure out what’s happening.