Bengali–Assamese script
Assamese Visiting Card Scanner
VC2C reads Assamese (অসমীয়া) visiting cards on your phone and saves them as contacts. Add it once in Settings, a 2.0 MB download, and it reads offline from then on.
- AccuracyReads most text
- Download2.0 MB, once
- Works offlineYes
- PhonesAndroid and iPhone
How VC2C Reads Assamese Cards
- In VC2C, open Settings, then Card Languages, and tap Assamese. It downloads once (2.0 MB).
- Scan the card. VC2C reads the Bengali–Assamese text on your phone, alongside the English parts.
- Check the details. Company, name and job title read in Assamese are marked "Please Check" for a quick look.
- Save the person to your phone contacts, with the name kept in Assamese as printed.
About Assamese Cards
Assamese is written in the same script as Bengali but uses two letters of its own, ৰ and ৱ. Choose Assamese, not Bengali, so names like বৰুৱা keep their Assamese spelling.
Made for Cards From Assam
Business cards in Assamese often mix the script with English: a company name such as বৰুৱা ট্ৰেডাৰ্চ, a title such as মালিক, and an English email and phone number. VC2C knows common Assamese words for companies and job titles, so it puts each line in the right field. Numbers, emails and websites are always read exactly by the main reader.
Our tests show Assamese reading is right on most fields, so check each field before saving. For a card that doesn't read well, signed-in users can tap Ask AI to Read This Card.
Private, and Free
Cards are read on your phone, not sent to a server, and VC2C has no ads or tracking. Ask AI is the only feature that sends a card photo, and only after you confirm. Read the privacy policy.
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