RooCards FAQ
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Add barcodes, QR codes, photo imports, and membership cards in a few steps.
Use RooCards Plus on iPhone to add eligible cards to Apple Wallet.
Set up card-grid widgets and scan-ready barcode or QR widgets on iPhone.
See how RooCards stores scan-ready barcode and QR cards.
Move multiple existing card screenshots into RooCards faster.
Understand RooCards as an iPhone-first app with an existing basic Android version.
Open RooCards, tap the add button, then choose barcode, QR code, photo import, or manual card entry. RooCards works well for supermarket rewards cards, store cards, gym memberships, library cards, cafe cards, and other recurring cards you need to scan.
Yes. RooCards stores barcode and QR code cards, including common retail and membership formats such as EAN, UPC, Code 39, Code 128, PDF417, Aztec, Data Matrix, and Codabar. That makes it useful for store cards, rewards cards, membership cards, gift cards, vouchers, and digital passes.
On iPhone, RooCards can make saved cards searchable from Spotlight. Swipe down on the Home Screen, type the card name, store name, or label you use in RooCards, then tap the result to open the card directly.
Add a RooCards widget from the iPhone widget gallery, then choose the cards or codes you want close to the Home Screen. RooCards supports card-grid widgets and scan-ready barcode and QR widgets for frequent supermarket, gym, cafe, and membership cards.
On iPhone, RooCards can add eligible cards to Apple Wallet. RooCards Plus unlocks the full Apple Wallet experience for eligible cards. Cards added to Apple Wallet on iPhone can also be available in Wallet on a paired Apple Watch.
RooCards keeps your card wallet private on-device, and iPhone users can enable iCloud backup to restore cards on another Apple device.
Yes. RooCards includes a bulk import flow for users who already have loyalty card screenshots, membership screenshots, or cards saved in another app. Bulk import is useful during first setup because it helps you move several existing cards into a cleaner RooCards library.
Yes. RooCards is designed as a private store card wallet with no login required, so you can keep your cards organized without creating an account first.
Use RooCards on iPhone for the primary current experience, including Apple Wallet, Home Screen widgets, Spotlight search, and iCloud-oriented backup. The existing Android version remains available on Google Play for basic loyalty card, store card, barcode, and QR card storage.
The fastest way to answer most questions is to add your first card and see how the wallet works on your device.
