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BizCard AI - Card Scanner — App Store rankings

Byoungho Kim · Productivity · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Stop typing contacts by hand. BizCard AI turns any business card into an iOS contact in one tap. Just point your camera, snap the card, and the app reads the name, company, title, phone, email, website, and address automatically. Key features - Instant capture with Apple Vision OCR for accurate text recognition - Smarter field detection on iOS 26 and later with Apple Intelligence - Auto-mapping of name, company, title, phone, email, website, and address - One-tap save to the native iOS Contacts app, no separate database to learn - Share any single card as a vCard (.vcf) Privacy by design Everything runs on your device. Card images and extracted text never leave your iPhone. No cloud uploads, no analytics, no tracking, no ad SDKs. The app works completely offline, so you can scan cards on a plane, at a conference hall, or anywhere with no signal. Multilingual recognition Reads business cards in English, Korean, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese. Perfect for international events, trade shows, and global sales teams. Who it is for - Sales reps, account managers, and consultants who exchange cards every week - Founders, recruiters, and freelancers building their network - Conference, trade show, and meetup attendees - Anyone who values privacy and wants to keep contact data off the cloud What you get for free Scan and save up to 100 cards, search your history, and share individual cards as vCard — all free. BizCard AI Pro (one-time purchase) - Unlimited scanning - Export your entire card library to a CSV file - Pick any set of cards and share them as one vCard Not a subscription. Buy once, keep it forever. Snap. Save. Done. Your network, organized in seconds.

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