New to PixWork?
Start with "Getting started." It walks through scanning one card and saving it, in order.
If you already use the app and want to look one thing up, find it in the guide list below. If you already keep a customer list in a spreadsheet, "Migrating existing data" is the shorter route in.
What PixWork does
These pages describe only what the app really does today. A feature that is not written here either does not exist yet or is not settled yet.
- Photograph a business card and the AI reads the fields. You review and correct the result before it is saved
- Saved contacts live on the device first
- You can turn on syncing to Google Sheets if you want it. Scanning and saving work without it
- You can turn on saving to the phone’s own contact book if you want it
- Signing in with a Google Account is required
- Card images are stored on the device. Only when the AI reads a card is the image sent, through a proxy, to an external AI service for that processing
Free-plan allowances, paid-plan prices, and the Batch maximum can change. They are deliberately not written here as fixed numbers — check the store listing and the screens in the app.
How to use these guides
PixApps publishes these guides and anyone may read them. There is nothing to apply for and nothing to register.
The guides and templates may also be used to help other people set PixWork up, as a paid service. "Commercial use" sets out the terms for that.
Every page shows when it was last updated and which PixWork version it documents. Where a detail here disagrees with what is on screen, trust the app.