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VendorVault

Remember every vendor you meet.

Walk an exhibition, meet thirty vendors, and still find the one with the indigo block-print cushions a month later. Snap their visiting card, jot down what you liked, and search by product, brand or note whenever you need them.

Coming soon to the App Store
Free No account No ads Works offline Cards read on your iPhone
VendorVault's vendor list: vendors from a Jaipur lifestyle exhibition with their card photos, products and categories, a search field and category filters

Snap the card, skip the typing

The scanner finds the card's edges and straightens it, then reads the name, brand, job title, phone, email, website, Instagram handle and address right on your iPhone. You check every field before anything is saved.

Both sides of the card

Scan the front and back in one go. Brand on one side, contact details on the other — VendorVault puts them together into a single entry.

Note what you liked

Add a category, the products or services they offer, what caught your eye, their booth number, and photos of the stall taken straight from your camera.

Event mode for busy days

Set the exhibition once and every card you scan that day is tagged with it. Save one vendor and go straight on to scanning the next.

Find them months later

Search across brands, products, services and your own notes, and filter by category or event. Scan a vendor you already have, and VendorVault offers to update them instead of making a copy.

Get in touch in one tap

Call, WhatsApp, email or open their Instagram from the vendor's page, or add them to your iPhone Contacts with everything already filled in.

Never forget to follow up

Set a reminder to call back about that order, and see every pending follow-up in one place, soonest first.

Share your shortlist

Export any list as a spreadsheet that opens in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers — handy for sharing with family, a designer or your team.

Private by design

No account, no ads, no tracking. Card photos, notes and vendor details are stored only on your iPhone, and cards are read on the device itself.