Business card scanner
Business Card Scanner That Keeps the Context
Use ArcCard to capture a physical business card, turn the details into a person you can find later, and attach the context that usually disappears after a networking event.
Capture business card details into a private person record.
Keep the event, meeting context, and your own notes with the person.
Find the person later without searching through a stack of paper cards.
Why ArcCard
Built for the moment after hello.
Scanning should be the start, not the finish
A basic card scanner digitizes text. ArcCard is designed around the relationship behind the card, so the saved person can include the details and context you need to recognize them later.
Made for the few seconds after an introduction
At a busy event, capture speed matters. ArcCard is built around quick mobile workflows so you can save someone while the conversation is still fresh instead of creating cleanup work for later.
Your private relationship memory
Scanned people belong to your private network. ArcCard is not a sales pipeline. It is a place to remember who someone is, how you met, and why you wanted to stay connected.
Frequently asked questions
Can ArcCard scan physical business cards?
Yes. ArcCard includes a business card capture flow that can turn card details into a saved person in your private network.
What happens after I scan a business card?
The goal is to create a useful person record that you can review and keep, then add context such as where you met or notes about the conversation.
Is ArcCard a CRM?
No. ArcCard is a personal digital identity and relationship-memory product. It focuses on remembering people rather than sales pipelines, deal stages, or forecasting.
Why keep event context with a scanned contact?
A name and company often are not enough months later. Event and conversation context makes it much easier to recognize the person and remember why the relationship mattered.
Explore ArcCard
Share who you are. Remember who you meet.
Build your digital card once, share it anywhere, and keep the context behind every new connection.