In recent years, there has been a rapid development and transformation in tablet computers depending on the developing technology. Technological developments bring new and different features to these computers. One of these unique and additional features is tablet computers with LiDAR sensors. LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) is the name of a new generation technology that detects distance with light detection. There are essential studies in which LiDAR documentation has been done in archaeological areas, and large-scale structures can be studied after long-term scanning. Thanks to the LiDAR scanning of large-scale Roman Period buildings, which are immovable cultural assets, measurements with a very low margin of error were obtained. As a result, very successful publications emerged. With the meeting of LiDAR technology with the tablet computer, the idea was born that a long and troublesome documentation process could lead to much more successful results in a much shorter time thanks to this technology. In this study, an archaeological excavation site, immovable cultural assets in the excavation area, and a different location, small archaeological finds were documented with a LiDAR sensor tablet computer (iPad Pro). The results of this documentation, the benefits, and deficiencies of this technology will be presented for the first time in this study.