Your contacts
Every exchange lands in a per-card contacts wallet you can search and export.
Open Kards, pick a card, and switch to the Contacts tab: everyone who tapped "Send my details" on that card is filed there, under a header that reads "Returned to your wallet" with a running count.
What each entry holds
A contact keeps whatever the visitor sent — name, mobile number, email, message — and the moment it arrived. The wallet lists newest first, twenty-five to a page. Each row carries one-tap call, SMS and WhatsApp actions — plus email when the visitor left an address — a "View Details" eye that opens the full record with copy buttons, and a trash icon.
Deleting a contact is permanent. The confirmation is a single "Are you sure?", and there is no archive and no undo — export your CSV before any clear-out.
Search, sort, export
The search box matches names, emails and messages — not phone numbers. Sort from the column headers, or on mobile with the "Sort by" select: newest first, oldest first, or name in either direction. "Export to CSV" downloads a spreadsheet named after the card and the day you export, with each contact's name, email, phone number, message and arrival time. It honours your current search and covers every matching contact, not only the page on screen.
The email that rides along
Every new contact also emails you, with the person attached as a vCard — open the attachment and they're in your phone. When the visitor left an email, the Reply-To is their address — replying answers them directly. A toggle in Settings — "You get an email for each new contact." — is on by default; switch it off and contacts keep collecting here regardless. Visitors who leave an email address receive a confirmation of their own. The course on emails from your card covers the full set.
On a team card
Contacts left on an organization's card reach the people who run it: every admin gets the email, and the card's wallet is open to them all. More in the course on organizations on eKard.