iPhone / Android: You're InstantlyIn it with just a few taps

1) Open the Camera app on your iPhone and point it at the InstantlyIn Image™ or simply tap the InstantlyIn Link™.

2) Tap on the notification that pops up on your screen. This will open the contact's information. (If instead you receive a message stating "your iPhone is not connected to the internet" simply take a picture of the InstantlyIn Image™ and tap on it when you have internet connectivity and restart here at step 2.)

3) Scroll down to the bottom and tap on "Create New Contact".

4) Tap "Done" and the contact will be saved into your iPhone's Contacts app making it super easy to instantly connect anytime.  📲 

1) Open the Camera app on your Android phone and point it at the InstantlyIn Image™ or simply tap the InstantlyIn Link™.

2) Tap on the notification that pops up on your screen. If the contact's full name, phone number and other information appears, simply tap "Save" and you have successfully completed the import! All the contact's information is now saved into your Android's Contacts app making it super easy to instantly connect anytime 📲 so there is no need to continue with any of the instructions below.

However, some Android versions do not display the contact's full name, phone number,  etc. at this point and instead, saves the information to your Downloads folder(or your default file area aka default download folder) in a file whose name ends with .vcf so proceed with step 3 in the instructions below. (If instead you receive a message stating "your phone is not connected to the internet" simply take a picture of the InstantlyIn Image™ and tap on it when you have internet connectivity and restart here at step 2 above.)

3) Open the Contacts app on your Android phone and tap the Menu icon, (aka 3 horizontal lines). 

4) Select Manage contacts from the menu that appears and then tap Import or export contacts.

5) Choose Import.

6) Tap Phone aka Internal storage.

7) Tap the file that ends with .vcf that your Android phone saved to your Downloads folder. If it is not shown here in your Downloads folder navigate to where your Android phone saved it, and tap on that file that ends with .vcf.

8) Tap Done.

9) If prompted, select where you want to save the new contact. Most people choose Phone, however, you should choose where you keep all your contacts (e.g., a Google account, a Microsoft Exchange account, etc.)

10) Tap Import (and if prompted, tap OK) and the contact will be saved into your Android's Contacts app making it super easy to instantly connect anytime.  📲