iScan

About iScan

iScan sells smart business cards that a recipient opens by tapping the card on a phone. The tap opens the holder's profile page with name, job title, numbers and a one-tap button to save the contact, without an app download or account. The pitch is that the card replaces printed paper cards that must be reprinted whenever a title or number changes.

The service has three parts, according to the site: the visitor page opened by the card, a company dashboard where a whole team's profiles can be edited at once, individually or in groups with exclusions, and the physical card itself, which arrives ready to activate. Cards are made per customer, with a choice of matte or glossy finish.

Features named on the site include WorkPro for working hours, FlexBook for meeting booking, NearMe for showing the closest branch, CvLink for attaching a CV, Contact+ for saving a full contact, and Wallet+ for a copy in the phone wallet. The site compares a starter package, priced at 131.99 and paid once, against recurring printing of paper cards, and claims savings in the first year.

The website is in Arabic with an English version. The company was submitted as a Series B technology startup in the Makkah region; neither the stage nor the location is confirmed by the site, and no founders, funding or customers were found in the material reviewed.