Contact Quick Share

Offline · Private · Open source

Share contacts in seconds

Beautiful, customizable QR codes for your business cards and device contacts. One tap. No accounts. No tracking.

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Built for speed and simplicity

Everything you need to hand off your details without friction — at events, on the street, or at your desk.

  • One- or two-tap sharing Open the app, tap a card or contact, show your QR. Aim for under three seconds.
  • Business cards & device contacts Create custom cards or pull from contacts, with optional sync when linked.
  • Beautiful QR codes Colors, logos, gradients, and eye shapes — match your brand or mood.
  • Rich vCard 3.0 data Name, phones, emails, organization, addresses, websites, social links, notes — the widely supported standard.
  • QR screen shortcuts Tap anywhere on the full-screen QR to open share and edit options. Swipe right-to-left to jump straight into editing fields.
  • 100% offline core experience No internet required to generate and show QR codes. No cloud accounts.
  • Encrypted local storage Business cards stay on your device with SQLCipher-backed storage.
  • Comfortable themes Light, dark, or follow your system — including on this page.

Download

Get Contact Quick Share on your phone — or grab the APK from GitHub Releases.

Get it on Google Play Download on the App Store

On the App Store, search for Contact Quick Share until the direct link is listed after release.

Latest release & APK github.com/aleclerc7/contact-quick-share/releases/latest

Sharing tips

Contact Quick Share puts your details in a vCard 3.0 inside a QR code. A little know-how helps every scanner succeed.

Widely supported

  • Name, phone numbers, and email addresses
  • Organization and job title
  • Website URLs

Can vary by phone & app

  • Social profiles — some contact apps don’t import every network the same way
  • Very long addresses or notes — use when needed, but they add data
  • Many fields at once — still valid, but the QR becomes denser

Often only the first field of each type is used

  • After a scan, many contact apps show just one phone number, email, website, or address — even when your vCard lists several. They may not expose and import every line you added.
  • Put the number, address, or URL you care about most first in each group in Contact Quick Share, so it is the one most likely to appear.
  • Supporting apps can also import a note for extra details (alternate numbers, full address, instructions), when supported.

QR size & capacity

  • QR codes can only hold so much data. A compact card (name, phone, email, company) is easy to scan everywhere.
  • Packing many phones, emails, addresses, social links, and a long note can approach limits — some scanners may struggle or fail.
  • Tip: Share only what the situation needs. You can always show a fuller card another time.

Privacy policy

Introduction

Our privacy approach is simple: we do not collect, store, or track your personal data on our servers. Your information stays under your control on your device.

Data collection

We do not operate analytics, advertising IDs, or cloud sync for your contacts or business cards. There is no account system and no central database of your content.

Data usage

Because we do not collect personal data in the app for our own purposes, there is nothing for us to sell or share with third parties for marketing.

Local storage

Business cards and app settings are stored locally on your device using encrypted storage (SQLCipher). This data never leaves your device except when you explicitly export or share it yourself (for example, as an image, file, or QR).

Permissions

Contacts (read-only): Lets you pick fields from people already on your phone to build a QR. The app does not upload your address book.

Images you choose: When you add a logo or picture, your operating system handles picking an existing image (for example via a photo picker or library access). This release does not use the camera, and nothing is sent to us.

Third-party services

The app does not embed third-party analytics or advertising SDKs. This website may be hosted by GitHub Pages; see GitHub’s privacy statement for how the platform handles visits to pages like this one.

Email

If you contact us by email (e.g. via a link in the repository), we use that correspondence only to respond. We don’t use it for profiling or marketing. Your email provider’s policies also apply.

Changes

We may update this policy when the app or site changes. Material updates will be reflected here and, where appropriate, noted in app release notes.

Contact

Questions or requests: open an issue on GitHub.