Point your iPhone at the barcode on the customer's insurance card and every field comes back labeled — VIN, policy number, insured names, company code, effective and expiration dates. Check it against the printed card in front of you, in seconds, while the customer is still sitting there. One purchase, no subscription, nothing uploaded.
Who it's for How it worksThe person at the desk holding a customer's insurance card, deciding whether it covers the car in front of them.
The person who has to confirm the customer's card actually covers the vehicle being delivered, before the deal funds. Speed matters, and so does being right.
Small lots doing a handful of deals a week, where one person handles the sale, the paperwork, and the insurance check. No subscription to justify, no platform to learn.
Agents verifying a customer's existing card, or checking that what a client was issued matches what the barcode actually says.
The person who checks the document packet. Read the card once, confirm the policy number and expiration date, and move on.
The barcode on an insurance ID card holds the same information printed on the face, encoded. Reading it removes the guesswork from blurry print, glare, and the four o'clock deal.
VIN, policy number, insured names, company code, effective and expiration dates — each one named, so nothing gets misread.
Decoded values sit on screen while you hold the physical card. Spot a mismatch between printed dates and the barcode.
No subscription, no scan limits, no account, no login. Pay once and it works, including offline in the lot.
Three steps, about as long as it takes to hold the phone up.
This is an independent third-party tool from MW3 Designs, LLC. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by any government agency or insurance company. Always verify results against the physical card and your own procedures.
Worth being precise about, because the difference matters when a card is in front of you.
It reads the barcode, not the printed face of the card. It does not run text recognition on the image.
It does not contact any insurer, database, or state system. The phone works offline.
It shows you what the barcode says. Whether a card is acceptable is your call, made against the card and your own records.
No subscription, no account, no ads, no scan limit. Coming to the App Store for iPhone.