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A photo, then the fields are on screen to check. Reading runs on the iPhone, so there is no upload and no queue. You confirm and save. Up to 24 photos go through as one batch, and you still confirm each card — speed without a silent write into Contacts.

A private business card manager. It scans and reads business cards, organizes them with tags, notes and a map, and saves them to iPhone Contacts when you tap. It is not a cloud CRM and has no server. When your team needs one, export to CSV or vCard and import into the CRM you already use.

Yes, to download. You get a 7-day trial with 3 new contacts a day and 1 My Card, no card or account. After the trial the archive, search, map, vCard export and that My Card QR stay available. Saving new contacts, extra My Cards (up to 10) and Pro tools (cleanup, ZIP backup, full CSV, archive → Contacts) require a purchase. There is no automatic charge. Deleting and reinstalling the app does not start a new trial.

Yes. Camera, cropping, text recognition, field completion, archive, map pins already saved and the QR card all work in airplane mode. Optional address checks and street completions talk to Apple Maps and stay off if you switch them off in Privacy, or if there is no connection. You need a network only for the App Store and for those optional Maps lookups.

In the app’s archive, on your iPhone, protected by iOS data protection. If you tap “Add to Contacts”, the contact is also written to your iOS address book. ContactSentry has no servers: photos and contacts are not uploaded anywhere. A trial timestamp may be kept in iCloud Keychain so reinstalling the app does not reset the 7-day trial.

ContactSentry has no developer-operated server, account or analytics pipeline, so there is no transfer of contact data to us. Everything stays under your control on the device, with tools to view, correct, export and erase it. This privacy-by-design architecture reduces unnecessary disclosure, but your organization remains responsible for its own lawful basis, policies and device management. We make no certification claim.

Yes. Archive or Settings opens “Add from Contacts”: you pick who enters. If email or phone already matches a card, ContactSentry links it instead of cloning. New people count toward the daily trial cap; linking does not. Limited Contacts access shows only the people you shared with the app.

In Review, ContactSentry can ask Apple Maps to confirm the printed address and to suggest streets as you type. If Maps finds the same address, Review shows a “Confirmed by Maps” check and fills only empty fields such as postcode or city. Below that you pick from up to three candidates. The printed block is never overwritten. The switch lives in Settings › Privacy and is on by default; offline or switched off, nothing is sent. The query goes to Apple, not to us.

Pro can export a ZIP with cards, original photos, tags and dates, and import it again — including an archive made by the previous brand name. Cards already present (same id) are skipped. vCard export stays on the trial: it is the no-lock-in path, and importing a vCard goes through Review and the daily cap. Full ZIP backup and restore are Pro so a complete archive cannot be given away for free.

Yes. The QR contains a standard vCard. The built-in camera on any iPhone or Android phone recognizes it and offers to add the contact. No app, no link, no server, and ContactSentry does not know when or by whom it was scanned.

English, Italian, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Arabic. The app follows your iPhone language by default; you can pick a different one in Settings inside the app. Cards in any of these scripts are read regardless of the app language.

Yes. Contacts cleanup edits the Contacts database on your device, exactly as the Contacts app would, so changes sync wherever your contacts do. You confirm each merge or deletion before it happens. Export a VCF backup first from the same screen.

iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max and every later model, with Apple Intelligence turned on in Settings. On other iPhones running iOS 26 the app still works: reading with Apple Vision is identical, and you fill in name, company and role yourself on the review screen.

ContactSentry runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 26 / iPadOS 26 or later. A Mac version, sharing the archive through your private iCloud, is on the roadmap. Android and Windows are not planned: the app relies on Apple Vision and Apple Intelligence.

Purchases are handled by Apple. Refund requests go through reportaproblem.apple.com with your Apple ID, under App Store terms. To cancel the subscription: Settings › Apple ID › Subscriptions.

Delete individual cards in the app, or uninstall it: the archive goes with it. There is nothing to erase on a server, because there are none. Contacts you added to your iOS address book stay in Contacts until you delete them there.