Scan any business card. Know if they’re a fit.

Try CardFit

Upload a photo of a card you were handed — at a lunch, a meeting, or a referral — and a short note about your own company. You’ll get a sample fit report right away so you can rate the idea and tell us what you’d pay. No charge today.

Photo of the business card Tap to add a card photo

A short note about your company (optional)

Website

It’s okay to use this card photo and note only to run this test and show me a fit report. Don’t contact the person on the card or sell these details. See a sample fit report

The report you’ll see first is a clearly labeled example, with fictional companies, so you can try the product and tell us what you think.

How it works

1. You get a card — at lunch, a meeting, or a referral. Upload a photo of the card through this page, and a short note about your own company.
2. Our company-research engine runs a fast, automated fit check from public sources: their website, state filings, and public projects, bids, and awards. We do not buy or resell licensed contact data.
3. You get a one-page fit report: the company profile, what they sell and buy, the timing signals, and 10 to 20 tight fits, each with a 1-to-5 score and a why-now line.

This test shows a labeled example report first, so you can try the idea and tell us what you’d pay before a live check is offered.

What you get

• A company profile, plus what they sell and what they typically buy, from public sources — not a paid contact list, and not another card scanner.
• Timing signals: recently announced projects, bids, and awards, so you know if the moment is now.
• 10 to 20 tightly matched fits, each with a 1-to-5 score and a why-now line — a customer, a vendor, a partner, or someone to refer to a friend.

About 2ndGen Idea Factory

CardFit is test #1 from 2ndGen Idea Factory, our place to share new business ideas, get a straight rating from people who would actually use them, and invite people to try a mockup and join a waitlist. Test #0 and test #2 go through the same concept-to-validation process. Our founder has dated folders of ideas that later showed up in the tech press, often two months to two years after first being shared.