Snap a business card and get a clean contact saved into the address book you use.
Cachet Contacts turns a business card into a real contact. Photograph a card, pick a screenshot, or paste an email signature, and it reads the details into a clean, structured contact on a screen you can edit before anything is saved.
Low-confidence fields are flagged for a second look, and a match on phone or email is checked before a contact is created, so you choose between creating a new one and merging with the one you already have.
Contacts are written into your real contact store, which means your existing iCloud, Google, or Exchange sync carries them everywhere you already look. It also works out where people likely work from colleagues already in your contacts, and prompts for missing names, so a card collected months ago is still findable when you need it.
Photograph a business card, pick a screenshot, or paste an email signature and get a structured contact.
Every parsed contact opens on an editable screen with low-confidence fields flagged, so you approve what is saved.
Phone and email matches are checked before a contact is created, with a choice between creating new and merging.
Contacts go into your real contact store, so your existing iCloud, Google, or Exchange sync carries them to your other devices.
Cachet Contacts suggests where contacts work from colleagues at the same company and asks for names that an email address cannot supply.