Capture the contact.
See the opportunity.
Snap a photo, upload it, or type it in.
FlowCard researches the business behind it.
A stack of cards is not a plan.
Paper holds the details. It does not hold the reason you kept it. FlowCard takes one card out of the pile and turns it into something you can act on.
One contact. Three states.
The same capture, followed from the table to your saved list.
A card, a storefront, a flyer, a screenshot. Whatever you have.
Flow reads the public sources and organizes what it finds.
Not just a name — why they mattered, and what to do next.
Four steps. No typing required.
Tap a step to see what changes.
Capture it any way you like
Photograph the card, upload an image you already have, or type the details in yourself.
What happens in the ten seconds after you capture.
Five moves, in order. Pick any one to see it.
Same card. Two very different results.
Their business. What you offer. Where they connect.
Save the contact. Keep the context.
Every line FlowCard added shows where it came from. Keep it, edit it, or remove it.
Common questions
Everything worth knowing before your first capture.
FlowCard turns a business card, photo, or manual entry into an organized contact, then researches the company so you can see where your business may fit.
No. Storefronts, flyers, websites, social profiles, and banners all work the same way.
Available public information about the company — website, business profile, and recent mentions.
A scanner stops at the contact fields. FlowCard also researches the business and shows why it may matter to you.
Yes. Private notes are visible only to you and stay with the contact.
Yes. Every research summary links back to where the information came from.
