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Shutter first. Photograph a van, bandit sign, card, or printed list — even from a moving vehicle. The photo and a draft contact save before you lock the phone.
Android · Google Play
CurbSnap is a shutter-first curb book for wholesalers, trades, and crews. Photograph a bandit sign, work van, card, or printed list — including from a moving vehicle. Crop until the contact is complete. File into Books. Bulk text or email a category. Pro shares that book with the crew.
The phone reads the text. Crop and re-read until the name and number are there. This pass is on-device — not cloud AI. Tap the photo to enlarge it.
One job: a drive-by becomes a name, a phone, and a category you can blast.
Shutter first. Photograph a van, bandit sign, card, or printed list — even from a moving vehicle. The photo and a draft contact save before you lock the phone.
The phone reads the text. Crop to the number, re-read, and tap lines from the photo until name, phone, and category are actually there.
File into Books. Bulk text or email everyone in a category without copying numbers out.
Name a shared book and invite the crew with a code. Shared books are a Pro feature — $6.99/month or $69.99/year. Personal, Business, and Work stay on each phone until you copy someone in.
Pro: a shared book for the crew, room past 25 contacts, and AI that fills what the photo missed.
Shutter = saved. A 45 mph windshield shot is a valid capture. Reading can finish after you lock the phone.
Crop and re-read until the number is right. Tap the photo to fix a field. Do not retype the sign.
Text or email a whole category from the curb book. $6.99 keeps this loop going past 25 contacts.
A shared book the crew can actually use.
How shared books and AI fill handle your data
Pro · Improve with AI
A second look when the first read is messy — not the first thing you see.
Photos and contacts stay on the device for your personal books. Shared-book fields and photos sync through Google Firebase when you subscribe to Pro and create or join a book. This page is the product home and the privacy URL for Google Play.
Real curb photos are messy — faded vinyl, stacked phones, a second card in the frame. Crop, re-read, and tap the photo when a field is wrong. If a snap still comes out wrong, email us and attach the picture if you can. Those misses are how we teach the reader. Filing and labeling in the app also helps it recognize similar signs and trades the next time.