
Quick Start Guide
Get up and running with All Kards in under a minute. Follow these steps to start digitizing your cards.
Download All Kards from the Google Play Store
Search for "All Kards" on the Google Play Store and tap Install. The app is free with no in-app purchases.
Open the app and grant camera permissions
When prompted, allow camera access so you can photograph your cards. You can also grant photo gallery access to import existing images.
Tap the "+" button to add your first card
You'll see a "+" button at the bottom center of the screen. Tap it to start adding a card. Choose "Take Photo" to use your camera or "Choose from Gallery" to import an existing image.
Crop and frame your card image
Use the built-in crop tool to frame your card perfectly. You can also add a back side image — this is optional.
Name your card and assign a group
Give your card a name (e.g., "City Library Card") and choose a group from the 9 defaults — Loyalty, Library, Gym, ID, Business, Insurance, Transit, Memberships, or Other. You can add notes too.
Tap "Save Card" — you're done!
Your card is now stored locally on your device. Find it on your home screen, in the Cards tab, or inside its group. Present it at checkout by opening the card and showing the screen.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. All Kards works without any account or sign-up. Download the app and start adding cards immediately.
Yes! When adding a card, you can capture both front and back images. In the card detail view, swipe or tap to flip between sides.
There's no limit. Store as many cards as you need — the only constraint is your device's available storage.
Open any card and toggle on card protection. You can use biometric authentication (fingerprint/Face ID) or set a 4-digit PIN in Settings.
Since cards are stored locally, uninstalling removes your data. Always create a backup first via Settings > Data > Backup Data. You can restore from the backup after reinstalling.
All Kards is currently a mobile-only app available on Android, with iOS coming soon. A desktop version may be considered in the future.