rz_vCard

Sure enough your mobile phone can hold all of your contacts in an organized database, but this can also be done on a computer. There’s even a default type of file, namely the vCard (VCF) file you can use to store and view info. With applications like rz_vCard, you can easily fill in all info fields in no time at all.

Visually appealing, and easy to use

Once the application is done installing, you’re free to take it for a spin to see what it’s all about. The visual design is neat, with a transparent overall layout, and an organized structure which lets anyone accommodate in a jiffy. Major categories are accessed from a side panel, while all corresponding fields appear in the rest of the space.
You go through different contact details such as identification, delivery address, telephone, electronic mail, organisation, and miscellaneous. Selecting a category unveils its requirement fields, while some are even fitted with multiple instances, such as telephone, address, or electronic mail, in case the target individual has more details.

Simple editing, but import options

Needless to say that most effort on your behalf narrows down to filling in all details you know, since none of the provided fields is mandatory. When a category is completed, hitting “Next” takes you forward, until reaching the option to write the vCard to file.
Saving is done under the VCF file format, which can natively be run by default Windows tools. Sadly, the application is missing a few options, such as the possibility to insert a picture, which is a big disappointment, or any options to edit existing vCards, so you need to make sure details are properly filled in to avoid starting from scratch.

To sum it up

In conclusion, rz_vCard is a straightforward application you can use to store an impressive variety of details about friends, family, or business associates. There’s no catalog to view all of them, nor an option to edit existing items. However, it takes only a little while to go through all details, and might just come in handy if you can’t remember all those info fields.