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WalletForge
A loyalty and membership card manager for the cards Apple Wallet can't organize
iOS
A loyalty and membership card manager for the cards Apple Wallet can't organize
iOS
Apple Wallet is excellent at storing passes. It is not good at organizing them. Cards accumulate in a single undifferentiated stack with no grouping, no categories, no way to find the right card at a checkout without scrolling past everything else.
WalletForge is a loyalty and membership card manager built around that problem. You keep your cards in WalletForge rather than — or in addition to — Apple Wallet, and the organizational tools are the point.
Cards are assigned to named groups — supermarkets, UK, gym, Belgium — and each group appears as a labelled, colour-coded section in the card list. Sections can be collapsed and expanded individually, so when you're travelling you can show only the cards relevant to where you are. Within a group, cards are reorderable by drag. Cover cards give each group a visual identity at a glance.
Cards with saved locations show a location indicator in the list. When you're within range of a saved store, the indicator turns green. WalletForge can also surface the relevant card on your iPhone lock screen automatically when you approach a saved location — without opening the app.
Type a card number, scan a photo of a barcode, or import an existing .pkpass file. WalletForge extracts the organisation name, member number, barcode format, colours, and logo from imported passes automatically. Brand colours can be sampled directly from a photo of the physical card.
Your entire collection — cards, images, groups, locations — exports as a single .cardie file and imports cleanly on another device or after a restore. Duplicates are detected and skipped automatically.
Cards can be signed and added to Apple Wallet if you prefer to scan from there. The signing server runs on low power; first use after a long idle period can take up to 80 seconds.