One photo. Every person on it.
Back from a meeting with a pocket full of cards? Lay up to six on the table and take one picture: each card becomes its own contact. A card that lists four partners becomes four, each ready to call.
- Up to 6 cards in one photo
- Front and back read as one card
- Edges found on carpet, wood or glossy stock
Made for Indian cards.
Bare mobile numbers get +91. Landlines keep their STD code and are marked as landlines, so WhatsApp never tries them. GSTINs are checked. Hindi and other scripts are written in English letters, so every contact sorts and searches the same way.
Three days at a stall. Every card filed by evening.
Turn on an event and every card you scan is filed under it, with a count for the day and duplicates flagged before you call the same person twice. At the end, export the event for your team.
- Per-event counts and export
- Duplicates flagged
- Works offline and reads when the signal returns
Sample data.
Your card, one scan away. Their details, straight back.
Make your own digital card and share it on WhatsApp, or show its QR. At your stall, visitors scan it and leave their name and number; they land in your contacts tagged with the event, and get your brochure in return.
Lead capture and brochures come with any plan or the Exhibition pass.
Know them before you call.
One tap before a call gives you a short brief on the person and their company from a web search, with its sources and two or three ways to open the conversation. Every new account can try it free.
Dense where it should be. Calm where it counts.
Screens from the app with sample contacts.
Plans
Free
₹0
20 cards a month
Starter
₹99 a month
100 cards a month, 3 Pulse Briefs, 2 digital cards
Plus
₹199 a month
250 cards a month, 5 Pulse Briefs, 3 digital cards
Pro
₹399 a month
400 cards a month, 20 Pulse Briefs, 5 digital cards
Unlimited
₹799 a month
Unlimited cards (fair use), 30 Pulse Briefs, 5 digital cards
Prices a month, paid through Google Play when Pulse launches. Yearly plans save up to 27%. Card packs never expire; an Exhibition pass covers one show.
Your contacts stay yours
- Kept on your phoneSync between your own phones is optional and asks first.
- No ads, nothing soldCard photos are read and not kept on our server, unless you turn on sync.
- Export and delete any timeCSV or vCard export is always free; delete everything in one tap. Privacy policy
Questions
When does Pulse launch?
Pulse opens on Google Play after a short closed test with early testers. Join the testers to get it first.
What is the launch offer?
Early testers get 14 days of Pro free when Pulse launches: more cards each month, Pulse Briefs and lead capture at your stall.
Does Pulse read Hindi and other Indian scripts?
Yes. Cards printed in Hindi and other Indian scripts are read and written in English letters, so they sort and search like every other contact.
Can it read many cards at once?
Yes. Lay up to six cards on a table and take one photo; each card becomes its own contact. A card listing several people becomes one contact per person.
Where are my contacts kept?
On your phone. Sync between your phones is optional and needs your consent. Export to CSV or vCard any time. No ads, and your data is never sold.
What does it cost?
20 cards a month are free. Paid plans add more cards and Pulse Briefs; an Exhibition pass covers one show. Payments go through Google Play.
Join the testers. Get 14 days of Pro, free.
Pulse opens on Google Play after a short closed test. Leave your Gmail and we will invite you: you get the app before everyone else, your feedback shapes it, and at launch you get 14 days of Pro free: more cards every month, Pulse Briefs and lead capture at your stall.
Pulse is on Google Play.
Free to start: 20 cards a month.
Get it on Google Play