Stacksift Business Card Reader

Stacksift turns a stack of business cards into contacts, reading every card on your own phone rather than on somebody's server.

Point the camera at a card. Stacksift reads it, sorts out the name, job title, company, phone numbers, email and address, and shows you what it found so you can fix anything before saving. Add it to your phone's contact book with one tap.

READS ON YOUR DEVICE
Text recognition runs on the phone itself. Card images are never uploaded, and scanning works in airplane mode — useful in an exhibition hall where the signal has given up.

BUILT FOR A STACK, NOT A CARD
Turn on Bulk mode and keep shooting. Each card files itself into your list while you move to the next one. Review them later, over coffee.

TELLS YOU WHEN IT IS NOT SURE
Fields read with low confidence are flagged for checking instead of being presented as fact. Any line the app could not place is offered as a chip — tap it to assign it to the right field.

SAVE TO YOUR PHONE CONTACTS
Leads go into your device contact book directly, so they appear in your dialer and in WhatsApp. No vCard import step. Already-saved leads are skipped, so you will not end up with duplicates.

BOTH SIDES OF THE CARD
Scan the back too. Details found only on the reverse are merged into the same contact.

EXPORT HOW YOU LIKE
PDF, Excel, Word or CSV — one contact per row, with extra phones and emails in their own columns, ready for your CRM or a mail merge.

FREE TRIAL, THEN A SUBSCRIPTION
No account needed to start. The first 7 days or 30 cards are free, whichever comes first. After that, Stacksift Pro continues as a monthly or annual subscription through Google Play, priced in your own currency and shown before you confirm. Cancel any time in the Play Store.

Your saved leads are yours either way. Everything you scan stays on the phone and can be edited, exported and added to your contacts.

PERMISSIONS
• Camera — to photograph cards
• Contacts — only when you tap to save a lead to your phone book

Made by Divergeix.

Recent changes:
Tag a stack of cards with the event you collected them at — it now
appears in every export and on the saved contact. Exports can be opened
straight into Word or Excel. Subscription prices now show in your own
currency.