Publisher: VELTIS LABS LLC. Contact: contact@veltislabs.com
Published at https://apps.digitalshijil.com/digital-business-card/privacy/. Last updated: 2026-11-08.
The app does not collect, send, sell or share anything about you. It has no account, no analytics, no advertising and no server of its own, and it does not ask Android for internet access at all. Your cards stay on your phone until you choose to hand one to someone.
The cards you make: name, job title, company, phone numbers, emails, links, address, note, the photo and the logo you pick, and the colour and layout you choose. They are kept in the app's private storage on your phone and nowhere else. Your two switches (full brightness for the QR code, photo in the shared file) and which card is on show are stored the same way.
You choose a picture with Android's photo picker, which shares only that one picture with the app. The app keeps a small, shrunken copy in its own storage and does not keep the original. It never asks for access to your photo library.
The QR code, the .vcf contact file and the NFC tag all contain the contact details on your card, because that is their job. The QR code and the NFC tag never carry your photo. The .vcf file carries a small copy of the photo unless you switch that off in Settings. When you send the file, Android's share sheet gives it to the app you pick (mail, messages and so on), and that app's own policy applies from then on. Anyone who scans the code or reads the tag receives exactly what is on the card. Delete a card and nothing more can be shared from this phone, but copies other people already have stay with them.
The only permission the app asks for is NFC, so it can write your card onto a tag you hold against the phone (a Pro feature). It writes only while that screen is open and reads nothing from tags.
Pro can be bought as a yearly subscription or once, through Google Play. Google processes the payment and tells the app whether Pro is active. We receive no payment details and no personal data. Google Play Billing may collect diagnostics under Google's own policy.
If you have Android's backup turned on, Android may include the app's private data, such as your cards and photos, in your device backup to your Google account. That is controlled by Google and your phone's settings. You can also save a backup file yourself in Settings, and restore it later.
Settings > Export all my data writes every card to a readable JSON file. Settings > Delete all data removes every card, photo, logo and setting and restarts the app. Uninstalling the app removes its data too.
The app is not directed at children and does not knowingly collect anything from anyone.
If this policy changes, the new version is posted at the address above with a new date.