
Contacts - Share Cards
Find & Send vCard Info by Text
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$2.99
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Contact Cards makes it fast to find the right contact and share it in Messages.
Search across every field on a contact at once — name, phone number, email, company, job title, or address — and share a full contact card as an attachment right inside your conversation, without ever leaving Messages.
SEARCH EVERY FIELD AT ONCE
Most contact search only looks at names. Contact Cards searches all of it. Remember someone's employer but not their name? Type the company. Only have a partial phone number? Type the digits you know. Recall a job title, an email domain, or a street? Any of them will find the person.
SHARE WITHOUT LEAVING THE CONVERSATION
Open Contact Cards from the app drawer in Messages, search, tap the person, and their card sends as a standard contact file attachment. No app switching, no copying and pasting phone numbers, no screenshots of a contact screen.
Because it sends a standard vCard (.vcf) file, whoever receives it can save the contact with a single tap — and it works with every field intact: phone numbers, emails, company, job title, address, and photo.
ALSO A FAST CONTACT BROWSER
The full app gives you the same all-field search over your entire address book, with a share button that sends a contact anywhere — Mail, AirDrop, Notes, or any other app.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Contact Cards only reads the contacts already on your device and never uploads your address book anywhere. There are no accounts, no analytics on your contacts, and no servers involved. Your address book stays on your phone.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Search name, phone, email, company, job title, and address together
• Send a complete contact card inside Messages
• Standard .vcf format — saves with one tap on any device
• Keeps photos and every field intact
• Works as a standalone contact browser too
• No account, no tracking, no uploads
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What's New in Contacts
1.1
August 13, 2026
This release smooths out sharing inside Messages. • Picking a contact now collapses the app back to the conversation, so you can see the card as it sends • The keyboard dismisses once a card is on its way • Fixed a hang that could occur when granting Contacts access from inside Messages
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