For conferences and expos
Two Hundred Cards In, Forty In A Pocket, None Followed Up
The stack of cards you carry home from a conference is a to-do list you will never do. The scan log is the one that works.
$30 once. Edits are free forever, and there is no subscription.
Avery Chen
Founder · Northwind Studio
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Point your phone camera at this. It is a real card.
What Actually Goes Wrong
Everyone at a booth has the same problem: the exchange happens in ninety seconds and the memory of who you were talking to is gone by the next session.
Lead retrieval scanners exist, but the organizer rents them per event and they only work on that event's badges.
What Changes
They Save You In The Ninety Seconds You Have
One scan from your phone screen to their contacts. No booth tablet, no form, no typing an email address into a stranger's phone.
The Log Tells You Where You Were
Scans are grouped by day and area, so you get four people saved you Tuesday in Denver rather than four anonymous rows.
Photograph The Cards You Are Handed
The paper still comes at you. Photograph each card and it is read into a contact, with a note about where you met them attached.
Worth Knowing Before You Buy
You can design a card and scan a real test card from your own phone without an account and without paying. The honest limitations are written down rather than buried.