Card Vault: Keepsake Cards

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Card Vault keeps the greeting cards people send you, including the handwriting inside

Why we expect it: A thoughtful, privacy-respecting app with a clear emotional purpose, on-device recognition and a well-explained description make it a strong debut.

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Card Vault: Keepsake Cards lets people photograph greeting cards and keep them on a browsable, searchable shelf. On-device text recognition suggests each card's occasion and sender, and cards can be grouped by year, occasion or person. Cards stay on the iPhone and in the user's own iCloud, with no account or analytics.

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Card Vault keeps the greeting cards people send you, including the handwriting inside.

Photograph a card and it goes on a shelf you can browse, search and open again years later. Apple's document scanner finds the edges and corrects the perspective. Front, inside and an optional back in one session, or a single photo for a flat card.

On-device text recognition suggests the occasion from the cover and the sender from the sign-off, so tagging a card is usually one tap rather than typing. Search matches the sender, the occasion, your notes, and the words recognised inside the card.

Cards stand upright on shelves grouped by year, occasion or person. On the anniversary of a card's date, a notification brings it back.

Your cards live on your iPhone and in your own iCloud. There is no server, no account to create, and no analytics. Face ID or a passcode locks the app, and the app switcher shows a blank cover rather than your cards.

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