Framed card scanner
A card-shaped frame keeps the table, your hand and the next card out of shot. Front, back, then straight on to the following card.
Photograph a business card, check the details on the spot, and let the follow-up email and WhatsApp message go out before you have left the hall. No typing stacks of cards into a spreadsheet at midnight.
Works offline · Your data stays in your own backend
The slow part of an expo is not collecting cards, it is what happens to them afterwards. ExpoCopilot closes that gap while the conversation is still fresh.
A card-shaped frame keeps the table, your hand and the next card out of shot. Front, back, then straight on to the following card.
Text recognition runs on the phone in the background. The form fills itself in as you work through a stack.
A small open model double-checks the fields and fixes OCR slips like O/0 and broken email addresses. It never leaves the phone.
Each card goes out as a personal email and WhatsApp message, tracked separately so a failure only retries what failed.
Everything is saved on the phone first and uploaded in the background, retrying on its own until it lands.
Capture what you discussed, tag the lead, snap their booth, and set the follow-up date while it is fresh.
About fifteen seconds of work, most of it the camera.
Line it up in the frame, catch the back too if there is one. The card is saved immediately.
Fields arrive filled in. Add expo notes, tags, a stall photo, the use case and who owns the follow-up.
The follow-up goes out by email and WhatsApp, and every card lands in your own backend with its photos.
ExpoCopilot is not a lead marketplace. The cards go to your own server, and the whole pipeline runs on hardware you control.
Yes. Scanning, text recognition and the AI check all run on the phone. Cards queue up and upload by themselves once you have a connection.
To your own backend. Each card is posted to your endpoint with its photos, and your server sends the email and WhatsApp message.
Your choice of small open-weight models: Qwen3 0.6B (345 MB) by default, SmolLM2 360M, or Gemma 4 E2B which also looks at the card photo. All run offline on the phone.
No. It is optional on top of the built-in text recognition, and the app works fine without downloading any model.
ExpoCopilot runs on Android 7 and newer. Point it at your backend, set the expo name, and start scanning.
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