VC2C
Scan Many Cards at Once
Back from a trade fair with a stack of cards? Scan them together and save the clear ones in one go.
Visiting Card to Contact
Every Visiting Card, Saved in Seconds
Scan a card, check what VC2C read, and save it to your phone. Follow up on WhatsApp or email the same day. No sign-up, and your cards stay on your phone unless you turn on sync.
Coming soon toGoogle Play
Coming soon to theApp Store
- Free to use
- Works offline after setup
- 23 languages, including हिन्दी and తెలుగు
How It Works
- 1
Scan
Point your camera at the card. Add the back if it has details, or scan a whole pile at once.
- 2
Check
VC2C fills in the name, company, numbers and email. Anything it isn't sure of is marked for a quick look.
- 3
Save and Follow Up
Add the person to your phone contacts, then send a ready-made WhatsApp message or email in one tap.
WhatsApp and Email Follow-Up
Your own message, with the person's name and where you met filled in. Set a reminder so no lead goes cold.
Find Anyone Later
Search by name, company, number, notes or the event you met at. Tag cards your way.
Reads QR Codes Too
When a card has a contact QR code, VC2C uses its exact details. On Android, Hindi and Marathi text reads too.
Event Mode
At a trade fair or conference, turn on Event Mode and every card you scan is marked with where you met.
Import and Export
Bring in contacts from a .vcf or .csv file. Export to a contact file or spreadsheet, or save a full backup with the card photos.
Private by Design
Your contacts are other people's details, so VC2C treats them with care.
- Read on your phone. Card text is read on the device, not sent to a server.
- No account needed. Sign in only if you want backup and sync.
- No ads, no tracking. VC2C doesn't read your phone's contacts list.
- App lock. Use your fingerprint, face or screen lock to keep cards private.
Questions
Is VC2C Free?
Yes. Scanning, saving and exporting your own cards are free, with no scan limit. Signed-in sync keeps up to 5,000 cards.
Does It Need the Internet?
No, reading a card works offline. On Android, Google's scanner may download once on first use. Sign-in and sync need a connection.
Which Languages Does It Read?
On cards, VC2C reads English text and numbers on both phones, and Hindi and Marathi on Android. Other Indian scripts on cards aren't read yet, but the card photo is always kept. The app itself is available in English and 22 Indian languages.
Can I Move My Cards to Excel or Another Phone?
Yes. Export a contact file or a spreadsheet, or save a full backup file with the card photos and restore it on any phone.
How Do I Delete My Data?
Delete cards in the app at any time. If you signed in, you can delete your account and its synced cards here.
Stop Losing Visiting Cards
VC2C is coming soon to Google Play and the App Store.
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