Snap a photo of any business card. AI reads the text and extracts the contact details automatically. No manual typing, no data entry later, no cards piling up on your desk.
Tap the Photo button in LeadLog. Line up the business card in your camera and take a photo. Works with any standard business card layout.
LeadLog sends the image to GPT-4 Vision, one of the most advanced AI vision models available. It reads the text on the card and understands the structure: what is a name, what is an email, what is a phone number.
Within seconds, a new lead appears in your list with all the details filled in: name, company, job title, email, phone, website. You can add notes or set a priority, then move on to the next conversation.
Scan a card in under 10 seconds. No typing on tiny phone keyboards, no squinting at handwriting.
GPT-4 Vision handles various fonts, layouts, and designs. Understands context to get the right fields.
Cards go straight into your lead list. No pile of cards to enter later. No "I will do it when I get back."
The original card image is attached to the lead. You can always check the source if needed.
Anywhere you receive business cards, LeadLog helps you process them instantly instead of creating a pile for later.
Tap the Photo button, line up the business card in your camera, and take a photo. LeadLog sends the image to GPT-4 Vision, which reads the text and extracts the contact details: name, company, job title, email, phone, and website. The lead appears in your list within seconds.
GPT-4 Vision is highly accurate for standard business cards with clear text. It handles various layouts, fonts, and even some design elements well. Very stylised cards with unusual fonts or heavy graphics may need minor corrections.
LeadLog extracts name, company name, job title, email address, phone number, and website. If the card includes multiple phone numbers or emails, it captures the most prominent ones.
Yes. After scanning, you can edit the lead to add notes, set priority (Hot, Warm, Cold), or correct any details. Many users scan the card for contact details, then add a voice note for context about what they discussed.
Yes. Business card scanning uses cloud-based AI processing (GPT-4 Vision), so you need an internet connection. Most trade shows and events have WiFi, or you can use mobile data.