Cardkeep by Rank Secure

Support

Cardkeep turns a business card into a contact, entirely on your iPhone. If something is not working, start here.

1

Point at the card

Lay it flat, fill the frame, and tap the shutter. Use the torch in low light.

2

Check what it read

Name, title, company, numbers, email and address, all editable before you save.

3

Save it

One tap into your contacts, or keep it in the app and export the lot later.

01 — OFFLINE

Always Works

No connection needed, ever. On a plane or in a basement hall it behaves the same.

02 — PRICE

No Subscription

One purchase. No recurring fee, no scan limit, no in-app purchases.

03 — EXPORT

Your Data Leaves

Export everything to CSV or vCard whenever you want, in a standard format.

04 — PRIVACY

Nothing Uploaded

Cards are read and stored on your device. No account, no server.

The app is not reading my card properly

Text recognition works best when the card fills the frame, sits flat, and is evenly lit. The usual culprits:

  • Glare. Glossy and foil cards bounce light at the lens. Tilt the card away from the light.
  • Angle. Shoot the card straight on rather than from a slant.
  • Low light. Use the torch button at the top right of the scan screen.
  • Stylised type. Heavily scripted lettering is harder to read than plain type.
Whatever the app reads, every field can be corrected on the review screen before saving. A partial read is never a dead end.

It put the company where the person’s name should be

Some cards print the company larger than the person, which makes the two genuinely hard to tell apart. Tap either field on the review screen and swap them. Sending us the card that tripped it up helps us improve this.

Add to Contacts is not working

Cardkeep needs permission to add a contact. If you declined it, open Settings, then Cardkeep, and turn Contacts on. Your saved cards are unaffected either way and stay available inside the app.

How do I get my cards out of the app?

On the Cards screen, tap Export all at the top right and choose a format:

  • CSV opens in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets, and is what most bookkeepers want for a bulk import.
  • vCard imports directly into Outlook, Google Contacts, Apple Contacts and most CRM software.

Where is my data stored?

Only on your iPhone. Nothing is uploaded, there is no account and there is no server. The privacy policy has the detail.

Which devices are supported?

iPhone running iOS 15.1 or later. Cardkeep runs on iPad in compatibility mode but is designed for iPhone.

Still stuck?

Tell us what happened and we will sort it out.

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