# Please Follow-Up — Scan cards. Close the loop. > Scan cards. Close the loop. (iPhone/iPad app by Ifeanyichukwu Ezurike.) - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/please-follow-up/id6804922107 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`) - Developer: [Ifeanyichukwu Ezurike](https://appshunter.io/developer/6804922109) - Category: Business, Productivity - Price: Free - Age rating: 4+ - Requires: iOS 17.0 · 6 MB - Languages: American English - Released: 2026-09-03 - Data updated: 2026-10-29 ## What is Please Follow? You didn't go to the event to collect cards — you went to meet people. Please Follow-Up makes sure every one of them hears from you. CHECK IN AT THE EVENT — Tell the app where you are and which business you're representing. Everyone you add files under that event, and your own card is one tap away as a QR code people can scan. ADD PEOPLE IN SECONDS — Scan a business card, scan their LinkedIn QR code, share a profile from LinkedIn, or type them in. Every card is read by AI, so the awkward ones come out right: a company set as a logo, text up the side, numbers with no labels. It tells you which fields to double-check. CONNECT ON THE SPOT — Copy a ready-made LinkedIn connection note and open their profile in one tap. NEVER LOSE THE CONTEXT — Jot down what you talked about, or get a reminder a few hours later while it's still fresh. FOLLOW-UPS THAT SOUND LIKE YOU — Talk it through with the AI coach, then get a personal email, text or LinkedIn message written from your notes in your business's voice. Nothing sends until you approve it. KNOW WHERE EVERY LEAD STANDS — Needs a note, awaiting reply, replied, gone cold. A short reminder email (daily, weekly or off — your choice) lists who's waiting on you. PHONE + WEB — Everything syncs with the web app, so you can work your pipeline from a real keyboard. Represent more than one business? Keep each one's leads and voice separate. EARLY ACCESS Everything is included while Please Follow-Up is in early access. There's no subscription and nothing to buy. Each month comes with a generous allowance for the AI that reads cards and writes messages, and the cards your phone reads on its own are always free. Privacy Policy: https://pleasefollowup.app/privacy.html Your data is yours: no ads, no tracking, no selling your contacts. Delete your account, and everything with it, anytime in Settings. ## Is Please Follow safe? Not enough ratings yet to assess Please Follow. ## Is Please Follow legit? Please Follow-Up has limited verification signals. The AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Please Follow is 58 out of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data. ## Version history (last 5 releases) ### 2.0.5 — 2026-10-22 Follow-ups that sound like follow-ups. • A message written for someone you have already contacted now reads as one. It knows what was said between you, and picks up from there instead of introducing you a second time. • Chasing stops. After four messages with no reply the queue gives up on a lead and tells you it did, with the reason. You can start it again any time, and you choose the number. • Replies you send from Outlook yourself now land on the lead's timeline, so the app stops treating someone you have already answered as still waiting on you. • The mailbox watch reads a full two weeks again. It had been stopping after the most recent sixty messages, which on a busy mailbox is about six days. • Where you met someone can now be more than one place, and a draft can be pointed at whichever time you mean. • A new app icon. ### 2.0.4 — 2026-10-14 Point your camera at an event flyer and the event fills itself in. • Event flyers. Share a flyer, a screenshot or a PDF and the app reads the name, the date and the venue, then builds the event for you. • You can meet someone more than once. Keep adding places to a lead as you run into them again, picking an event or just typing where it was. Where you met now shows on the leads list and on scheduled follow-ups, and you can filter for the people missing one. • Drafts that know which time you mean. The message opens with the last place you saw them, and you can pick a different one before it's written. Someone you keep running into gets "good seeing you again" instead of an introduction. • A quieter app. No page titles, no stat strips, nothing stacked on top of the thing you came for. Every tab opens straight onto its content. • Drafts that sound like you. The app learns from the messages you actually send, uses everything you dictate, and opens an email the way a person would. • Replies land faster. The app checks for answers on its own through the day, so a follow-up never goes out to someone who already wrote back. • Your designed signature now travels to your phone, where most of your email comes from. ### 2.0.3 — 2026-10-12 Follow-ups that send themselves, and a feed that tells you where you stand. • Scheduled messages. The app writes the next follow-up from your notes, shows it to you with a clock on it, and sends it on its own unless you change it, hold it or stop it. • Say it instead of typing it. A microphone on your notes, on a lead's activity, and on the draft itself, so you can talk through what should change. • Activity. One feed of what you sent, who wrote back, and who has gone quiet, with filters, for a single lead or across everyone. • Scanning. QR codes are now their own scan, separate from business cards, and a card with a code printed on it is read as a card again. • Approve a whole stack of freshly scanned cards at once. • See how many AI messages you have left this month, on every screen. ### 2.0.2 — 2026-10-06 Same app as 2.0.1, with the App Store screenshots brought up to date so they show the current design. Recently in Please Follow-Up: • Tap Scan and you're straight in the camera. No event needed first, you can add one later. • Cards read in the background, so you can keep scanning while the AI works. New ones wait under Recently scanned, where you add a note and approve. • QR codes on cards and badges come back with a name, whether they point at LinkedIn, a contact file or a website. • Your email with a lead lands on their timeline on its own, including replies sent from a different address. • Signatures and quoted replies are left out of the timeline, and two email conversations with the same person are shown separately. ### 2.0.1 — 2026-10-05 Faster scanning, and a timeline that reads like a conversation: • Tap Scan and you're straight in the camera. No event needed first, you can add one later. • Cards now read in the background, so you can keep scanning or typing while the AI works. New ones wait under Recently scanned, where you add a note and approve. • QR codes on cards and badges now come back with a name, whether they point at LinkedIn, a contact file or a website. • Your email with a lead lands on their timeline on its own, including replies they send from an address that isn't the one on their card. • Signatures, quoted replies and footers are left out of the timeline, and two email conversations with the same person are shown as two conversations. • A tidier lead page and tidier lists: less taken up at the top, sort by name, and plain labels on the activity box. ## Apps similar to Please Follow | App | Rating | Price | Category | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | [AGILE 2026](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/agile-2026/id6468081289) | — | Free | Business | | [AfroTech Connect](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/afrotech-connect/id6463799977) | 4.4 (141) | Free | Business | | [iManage Work 10 For Intune](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/imanage-work-10-for-intune/id1337285529) | 1.0 (2) | Free | Business | | [Paycor Scheduling](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/paycor-scheduling/id1126191571) | 3.5 (1,068) | Free | Business | --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). 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