Capture or import
Photograph a business card or choose a saved card image.
Business cards · On-device AI OCR
Organize business cards with on-device AI OCR, review and edit the results, then save them in the app or system contacts.
Core workflow
Capture a card or import a saved image. On-device AI OCR organizes candidate details, and you review and edit them before saving.
Photograph a business card or choose a saved card image.
Check candidate names, companies, titles, phone numbers, email addresses, and addresses before saving.
Save in the app or system contacts, import contacts, share vCard or text, share your own card, and add reminders or notes.
Current release
VersionCode 93 is the current 100% Google Play production release in the supported countries and regions.
Latest update
My Card contact details can now be shared directly in the message body instead of as a text-file attachment. Safely aggregated learning results improve Korean, English, and Japanese business-card title recognition, Android 16 compatibility, and app stability.
English app screens
These eight English screens show the capture, review, contact-saving, sharing, reminder, and on-device learning workflows available in the public v1.4.68-compact (versionCode 93) app.








Data and advertising
The same app provides Korean, Japanese, or English UI based on the device language.
In v1.4.66, the first list slot on the standard Home screen shows one native ad whenever the user is not searching or in selection mode, regardless of the number of saved cards. Saved cards begin in the second slot. After that, one native ad appears after every five cards and one at the end of the list, without duplicating an ad when the last card falls on a multiple of five. During search, list ads are replaced by one anchored adaptive banner at the bottom of the screen, including when there are no results, and the banner is removed when search closes. No ads appear in selection mode or during app launch or exit, capture, OCR review or editing, contact import, saving, or sharing.
Accepted summaries may be kept for up to 180 days, limited rejected-request metadata for up to 90 days, and audit history without original content for up to one year. Expired data is deleted automatically each day.