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Visiting Card Scanner for Indian Languages

VC2C reads English and 12 Indian languages on visiting cards, on your phone. Hindi and Marathi need nothing extra. The others are a one-time download, then work without internet.

हिन्दी Hindi Reads well Built in, no download मराठी Marathi Reads well Built in, no download తెలుగు Telugu Reads well One-time download, 2.8 MB தமிழ் Tamil Reads well One-time download, 3.2 MB ગુજરાતી Gujarati Reads well One-time download, 1.4 MB ಕನ್ನಡ Kannada Reads most text One-time download, 3.6 MB বাংলা Bengali Reads most text One-time download, 0.9 MB অসমীয়া Assamese Reads most text One-time download, 2.0 MB മലയാളം Malayalam Early: check every field One-time download, 5.3 MB ਪੰਜਾਬੀ Punjabi Early: check every field One-time download, 0.5 MB ଓଡ଼ିଆ Odia Early: check every field One-time download, 1.5 MB اردو Urdu Early: check every field One-time download, 1.4 MB

How to Add a Card Language

  1. Open VC2C and go to Settings, then Card Languages.
  2. Tap the language your cards are printed in. It downloads once from vc2c.aravir.in.
  3. Scan as usual. Text in that script is read on your phone and marked "Please Check".

You can keep up to two languages at a time, because each one makes every scan a little slower. Removing a language deletes its file from your phone.

What "Reads Well" Means

We test each language on printed sample cards. Reads well gets fewer than 5 letters in 100 wrong. Reads most text gets most fields right. Early means check every field. For any card the phone can't read well, signed-in users can tap Ask AI to Read This Card.

Mixed English and Indian Cards

Most Indian cards mix scripts: a Telugu or Hindi name with an English email and phone number. VC2C reads both. Numbers, emails and websites are always read by the phone's main reader, so they stay exact.