Cloud-based Interactive Community(CIC)®

Inspire Real Estate, Embrace Mobile Internet

About CardApp

      Established in 2011 in Hong Kong, CardApp was the first incubatee of Mobile Internet graduated from Hong Kong Science Park with government fund, focusing on developing and operating Smart Community ECO-System.

 

      Now the headquarters of CardApp is located in Hong Kong, and its R&D center is in Shenzhen, China. CardApp's core product "Cloud-based Interactive Community"(CIC) is not only a one-stop digital solution for property management, but also a dynamic platform integrating IoT hardware, online payment, eCommerce, O2O resources to create multiple innovative valued-added services to end users. The communities served by CardApp are all over Hong Kong, Macau, Thailand, Mainland China, Philippines, covering residential estates, office buildings, hotels, malls and campuses of property development giants like Henderson, Sino, China Resources, Cheung Kong, Wheelock, Swire, New World, MTR, Wharf, Housing Society, Nan Fung, K.Wah, Chinachem, Great Eagle, HKL, KDC, Lai Sun, Billion, Evergrande, Country Garden, Polytec, etc

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CardApp shines the International Property Management and Procurement Expo with her immersive smart community exhibition experiences at the largest booth

CardApp shines the International Property Management and Procurement Expo with her immersive smart community exhibition experiences at the largest booth. Being the local market leader of ProTech, CardApp is the focus of the event and leads the trend of industry innovation.

CardApp participates Hong Kong Computer and Communication Festival(HKCCF) as exhibitor

CardApp participates Hong Kong Computer and Communication Festival(HKCCF) as exhibitor. Honorable guests visit CardApp's booth and provide advices, including Prof. Sun Dong, Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, Dr. Bernard Chan, Under Secretary for Commerce & Economic Development, Prof. Wang Yang, Vice-President for Institutional Advancement, Hong Kong Science and Technology(HKUST) and Mr. Sam Hui, Chairman of the Chamber of Hong Kong Computer Industry(CHKCI)