One scan.
Every detail.

CAELIS reads the barcode on the back of any US or Canadian ID — name, age, address, validity — in one pass, laid out like the card itself.

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How it works

Three seconds at the counter.

No scanner hardware. No retyping. Just the phone already in your hand.

STEP 1

Open and aim

The camera opens framed for an ID, with a light for dark lobbies. Or read from a photo.

STEP 2

Show the back

The barcode carries everything the front does. CAELIS reads it in a single pass — no squinting, no typos.

STEP 3

It’s all there

Age checked, expiry checked, address complete — presented as a card, ready to use or send on.

The result

It reads like the ID.

Each scan renders in that state's own emblem and lettering, so the screen matches the card in your hand.

CALIFORNIA
IDENTIFICATION CARD
NAME
Jordan Rae Anderson
DOB
03/27/1996
SEX
F
ID NO
24-1130-0521
2450 Sable Blvd, Aurora, CA 80012
Jordan A.
Built for the counter

Everything you need. Nothing you don’t.

Age, answered

21+ or UNDER 21 the moment it reads, with the date they cross over. Expired cards flag red.

All 50 states + DC

Every state in its own emblem and lettering, drawn with care. Anything unfamiliar falls back cleanly.

A wallet of the shift

Scans stack like passes. Reopen, correct, or share any record from the day.

Nothing leaves the device

No server, no database. Scans live on the phone behind a PIN and erase on schedule.

Fills your system

Send a scan to the desk computer and the form completes itself — hotel PMS, booking screen, any browser-based software.

Installs in a tap

Add it to the home screen and it opens full-screen, like it shipped with the phone.

Fifty-one, drawn by hand

Every state, its own mark.

Who it’s for

Anywhere an ID crosses a counter.

One scan reads the card and fills your system — whatever the counter, whatever the software.

Hotels & motelsVacation rentalsCar rentalBars & venuesDispensariesVisitor check‑in
Privacy

The data never leaves the desk.

There is no cloud copy of an ID. It's read, shown, used, and gone — the way it should be.