Everything VC2C does with a visiting card, from the scan to the follow-up. All of it is free.
The camera finds the card's edges and straightens it. VC2C then reads the text on your phone and fills in the name, job title, company, mobile and office numbers, email, website and address. Fields it isn't sure of are marked "Please Check", so you only look where it matters. Scanning works with no signal, at a trade fair or in a meeting room.
English, Hindi and Marathi read straight away. Add Telugu, Tamil, Gujarati, Kannada, Bengali, Assamese, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia or Urdu in Settings: each is a one-time download of under 1 MB to about 5 MB, then reads offline. Keep up to two at a time. See every language.
For a card the phone can't read well, such as an unusual layout or a script it doesn't know, signed-in users can tap Ask AI. VC2C asks you first, sends the photo of that one card to Aravir's own AI server, and fills in the fields for you to check. The photo isn't kept, and no outside AI company sees it. Phone numbers and emails always come from your phone's own reading.
Back from an expo with fifty cards? Scan them one after another, then save every clear one at once. Cards that need a look wait in a queue, so nothing is lost.
Turn on Event Mode with the event's name, and every card you scan is marked with where you met. Later, search by the event to find everyone from it.
Write your follow-up message once. VC2C fills in each person's name and where you met, and opens WhatsApp or email ready to send. Set a reminder for any card so no lead goes cold.
VC2C opens your phone's own New Contact screen with the details filled in, and you decide what is saved. It never reads your address book.
When a card carries a contact QR code, VC2C reads it on the phone and uses its exact details.
Every card keeps both photos, your notes, tags and where you met. Find anyone by name, company, number, notes or event.
Import contacts from a .vcf or .csv file, such as one from Google Contacts or Outlook. Export cards as a contact file or a spreadsheet for Excel. Save a full backup file with the card photos and restore it on any phone.
No account is needed. Sign in with your email only if you want your cards backed up and on another phone. Signed-in sync keeps up to 5,000 cards.
Lock VC2C with your fingerprint, face or screen lock. No ads, no tracking, and cards stay on your phone unless you turn on sync. Read the privacy policy.
Use VC2C in English or any of 22 Indian languages, including Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi and Urdu.
VC2C is coming soon to Google Play and the App Store.
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