If you’ve ever been to a convention of any note, one of the first things you do when you get home is sort through the many business cards you’ve collected over the course of a few days. This used to be a hassle, but thankfully there’s a new iPhone app, CardFlick on the horizon that aims to help you sort through your business cards, keep them organized, and design a stunning digital business card of your own. 

Cardflick is an iPhone app that makes sharing your information with other people astoundingly easy. One of the major pitfalls of physical business cards is that once the information has been distributed, it’s static and unable to be changed. Therefore if your business outgrows your current office and you move or happen to change your phone number, any customers who have the old business card could have trouble finding you. Cardflick does away with this by providing you with a cloud synced solution to distribute your business card.

Features
* Instantly share your business card by flicking
* Create visually stunning business cards
* Cloud sync information so everyone receives updates
* Send your card to anyone; even if they don’t use Cardflick
* Facebook integration for easy account creation
* Cards save to iPhone Contact Information
* Web version saves your cards no matter what

One of the greatest features of Cardflick is even if you want to send your business card to someone who doesn’t use the app, you can email it to them. The email will contain your business card and the option to download the free Cardflick app and import the information once downloaded. As you can imagine, having a tool like Cardflick at any convention or meeting where business cards are passed around can be a real life saver.

Designers who are keen on creating their own specific designs are more than welcome to do so by contacting the Cardflick team. Designs can be specific to yourself, or you can choose to share your design with other Cardflick users so it can be used by anyone. Get quick view of this app below,

Currently, CardFlick is only supported on iOS devices, but Android support will be available sometime in 2012. There is no word on whether the two devices will be cross compatible, but given the nature of the service, one would hope this is true. For Android fans who want to get a jump on Cardflick, the web version is available for all. You can sign up and create an account and once the service becomes available, you’ll have your card available instantly to share.