StoreCard A loyalty card wallet app that keeps every card in one place
StoreCard is a free loyalty card wallet app for iPhone. It holds your store, rewards and membership cards in one list and shows each card's barcode at the till, signal or no signal. No card limit, no account; the optional Pro upgrade is extras on top, not a gate.
What should a loyalty card holder app do?
A card wallet has one job: get the right barcode on screen before the cashier asks for it. Everything else exists to save the few seconds between reaching the till and finding the card. Colours, sorting, widgets, none of it matters if the barcode itself is not there and readable.
- It stores any card with a barcode, a QR code or a number you can type.
- It draws the barcode itself, on the device, so the card opens instantly and works offline.
- It raises the screen to full brightness while a card is open, because a dim screen is the most common reason a till scanner fails.
- It lets you find a card by name, company, notes or tag, and keeps favorites on top of your mind.
How do you set up StoreCard as your card wallet?
- Add your cards: tap the camera button and scan each barcode, or use Enter Manually for number-only cards.
- Give each one a Background Color close to the real card, so you spot it in the list without reading.
- Switch on Favorite for the two or three cards you use every week.
- In Settings, check that Auto Brightness (100%) is on and pick a Theme: Light, Dark or System.
- Switch the main screen between the list and the grid view. In Settings, the Grid Columns stepper sets 1 to 4 cards per row.
What does the free version include?
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Number of cards | no limit | no limit |
| Camera scan, photo import, manual entry | yes | yes |
| Background colour, favorites, search, tags | yes | yes |
| Sort by Name, Issuer, Last Used, Most Used, Date Added | yes | yes |
| Filters All, Favorites, Expired, Expiring Soon | yes | yes |
| Recent filter, Mark as Used, Last Used date | no | yes |
| Custom text colour on a card | no | yes |
| Home Screen widget | small | small, medium, large |
| Apple Watch app | yes | yes |
| Export and import as JSON | yes | yes |
| Ads | banner, plus one optional ad prompt | none |
The free version is not a trial. It can keep running with ads indefinitely while cards keep getting added; the ads are the price, not a time limit. The prompt after the third card offers Watch Ad, Subscribe or Not Now, and none of the three stops you saving more cards.
How is StoreCard different from Apple Wallet?
Apple Wallet only takes passes a shop has actually issued, and most small shops never bother. StoreCard takes any card you can scan or type — a big supermarket chain, or the local bakery's stamp card with nothing but a number printed on it. It runs its own widget and Apple Watch app, but it does not put anything into Apple Wallet itself.
Honest limits before you rely on it
- No iCloud sync. Cards are stored on the iPhone only; use Export Cards to keep a copy or move them.
- No Data Matrix. The square Data Matrix code cannot be drawn, so keep that card or ask the cashier to type the number.
- No iPad-specific layout.
- Photo detection of the store name and colours is a guess and can be wrong.
Questions and answers
Is StoreCard really free?
Can I store membership cards like a gym or library card?
Do my cards leave my phone?
Can I use StoreCard on two iPhones?
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