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No. Card Notebook is built around Apple's on-device Foundation Models. Without them, the extraction is too inaccurate to be useful, and the app intentionally won't run. Apple Intelligence requires iPhone 15 Pro or newer running iOS 26. Apple has not announced bringing Apple Intelligence to iPhone 14 or older.
If you've already purchased on an unsupported device, contact Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com — refunds are handled by Apple, not the developer.
Not in v1.0. The app is on-device only. iPhone iCloud Backup includes the app's data automatically — encrypted by Apple — so a restore from backup will bring scanned cards to a new phone. iCloud sync between devices is on the roadmap.
Open the Capture tab. Tap each card; the app will detect rectangles in the viewfinder and shutter automatically when a card is steady. The batch counter at the top tells you how many you've shot. After the stack, tap "Review" to see all extracted contacts on one screen — fix any field, then save.
Open the card in the Library, tap "Edit", and correct any field. Save. Your edits stay; the original photo is kept alongside in case you need to re-check it.
Settings → Export → CSV gives you a CSV file with columns mapped for Salesforce, HubSpot, and Pipedrive. You can also export per-event from the Events tab. For a single contact, tap "Save to Apple Contacts" or share as a vCard via the iOS share sheet.
Inside the app's sandbox on your iPhone, in the app's Documents folder. They never leave your phone. Deleting a card removes its photo. "Delete all data" in Settings wipes every photo at once.
Card Notebook is a one-time, paid-up-front app — there are no in-app purchases to restore. The button is included to satisfy Apple's review guidelines; it confirms there is nothing to restore on your device.
Refunds for App Store purchases are handled by Apple. reportaproblem.apple.com