Card Holder vs StackPatch

Card Holder — all your cards in one place Keep discount, loyalty, club and bank cards on your iPhone and leave the thick wallet at home. Cards • Photos of both sides from the camera or gallery, with cropping • Number, code, name and date on the card, phone, email and notes • Copy the number or code in one tap • Show the card at the checkout right from your phone • Share a card with family Categories and search • Group cards by stores, banks, family or anything you like • Find any card in seconds with search • View as a list, a grid or full-size cards Privacy • Lock the app with Face ID or Touch ID — only you can see your cards iCloud • Cards sync automatically across your iPhone and iPad Large screens • On iPad and iPhone Duo the list and the card open side by side Full version Card Holder is free for 1 card. The full version unlocks unlimited cards: choose a monthly or yearly subscription, or buy it once and keep it forever. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Payment is charged to your Apple Account. You can manage or cancel your subscription in your App Store account settings. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: http://appbysnap.tilda.ws/privacypolice

StackPatch helps people with crowded address books repair duplicate records without losing context. It scans contacts on the device, groups likely duplicates by matching names, phone numbers, email addresses, and close-name similarity, then gives you a clear merge preview before changes are written. Bulk cleanup is the main workflow: review grouped records, merge the useful fields into one primary contact, ignore groups that should stay separate, or move unwanted records into a local recycle bin. Deleted records are snapshotted before removal so they can be restored if a cleanup pass goes too far. The app is built for private, practical maintenance. Contacts stay on the device, and you can export the whole address book as a VCF or CSV file through the iOS share sheet to keep your own copy. Settings covers export and the retention window for recycle-bin cleanup. Highlights - Find duplicate groups by name, phone, email, and close-name similarity. - Merge useful fields while keeping a preview of the resulting contact. - Move contacts to a local recycle bin before permanent removal. - Restore individual records or the full recycle bin. - Export the current address book as VCF or CSV. - Set the retention window for automatic recycle-bin cleanup.