Just point the camera
It finds the edges of the card and takes the shot the moment your hand steadies. Work through a stack one after another, catch the back as well, or pull cards in from your photos and PDFs.
Business card scanner
Point the camera and the name, the company and the number are in. Whatever you capture, you can take with you.
It finds the edges of the card and takes the shot the moment your hand steadies. Work through a stack one after another, catch the back as well, or pull cards in from your photos and PDFs.
Send what you capture to your phone contacts, your photos and your Google Drive. You can also save it as a file — vCard, CSV or Excel — so it stays with you even if you stop using the app.
The moment you save a card it goes into your contacts, your photos and your backup. Flip three switches once and there is nothing left to do by hand.
Connect Claude, or another AI you already use, and you can ask "who was the logistics person again?" or "who haven't I spoken to in three months?". If the AI notices a mistake it tells you how to fix it — but nothing on your card changes until you say yes. Available on Plus and Pro.
Keep your card's QR code in a home screen widget or on the Lock Screen. The other person just scans it. It also fits in Apple Wallet on iPhone and in Google Wallet on Android.
Off to begin with. Turn on two-way sync and, if someone with the same email or number is already in your contacts, the card joins them instead of starting a second entry. The matching happens on your phone and nowhere else.
After you meet someone, the AI writes a short note for you. It won't make up anything that isn't on the card, and it never sends — you read it, put it in your own words, and send it yourself.
Delete a card and it leaves your phone, your contacts (if you sync) and our backup at the same moment. No "there was still one copy somewhere".
Cloud sync starts off. Turn it on and a copy of your cards sits on our servers so the AI always reads the current version. Turn it off and that copy is gone on the spot.
Take one photo and this is what happens. On the left is what you shot; on the right is what lands in your card box.
Connect an AI like Claude to your cards. Three steps, about five minutes, and nothing technical to set up.
In the app, open Settings → "Connect your AI" and tap Start. A link appears — copy it.
In Claude, open Settings → Connectors → "Add custom connector". Type meishitto as the name, paste what you just copied as the URL. Same on your phone and your computer.
Ask "is meishitto connected?" — if it answers, you are set. From then on just talk normally: "who in my cards works in logistics?"
Step-by-step guide and common questions →
The AI cannot rewrite your cards on its own. Fixes, tags and deletions arrive as suggestions and change nothing until you say yes in the app — unless you switched automatic updates on yourself. When you ask a question, as much of the card as the answer needs goes to the AI you chose.
The interface ships in 12 languages (日本語 · English · 繁體中文 · 简体中文 · 한국어 · Español · Português (Brasil) · Bahasa Indonesia · Deutsch · Français · ไทย · Tiếng Việt).
Cards can be read in Japanese, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Korean and English, as well as German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian and Vietnamese. Thai works on iPhone only.
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¥3,800 / year
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Whatever your phone reads on its own is free, with no limit on how many. The plans differ only in how often you can ask the AI to re-read a difficult card. Prices include tax, renew automatically, and you can cancel whenever you like.