Importing from Stocard

Special Notes for Stocard Users

Since Stocard shut down in 2025, importing requires a workaround. Important: Most workarounds only work if you have an older Stocard version that hasn't updated to the final version before shutdown.

Stocard ZIP Exports:
We currently do not support importing Stocard ZIP exports. However, you can manually add your cards by opening the ZIP file, checking the card data, and using manual entry in SuperCards in parallel. See How to Add Cards (Method 2: Manual Entry) for step-by-step instructions.

Option 1: Stocard App Screenshots (Older Versions Only)
If you still have an older version of Stocard installed that hasn't updated, open it, display each card, and take screenshots. Make sure barcodes are fully visible. Then import the screenshots into SuperCards using the batch import method described above. Note: The final Stocard version before shutdown disabled card viewing.

Option 2: Stocard Watch App (Older Versions Only)
If you have an older version of the Stocard Watch app on your Apple Watch or Wear OS watch, display each card on the watch, then use SuperCards on your phone to scan the barcode directly from your watch screen. Note: This doesn't work on the most recent Stocard version prior to shutdown.

Option 3: Stocard Widget (Older Versions Only)
Some older Stocard versions still have working widgets. If your widget displays cards, take screenshots of the widget showing each card, then import those screenshots into SuperCards. Note: The most recent Stocard version prior to shutdown removed widget functionality.

Option 4: Physical Cards (Most Reliable)
Find your physical loyalty cards and scan them directly into SuperCards using your camera. This is the most reliable method and works regardless of which Stocard version you had.

Stocard Apple Wallet Passes:
If you previously added loyalty cards to Apple Wallet via Stocard, those passes remain in Apple Wallet even after Stocard shuts down. You can continue using them alongside SuperCards.