| Feature | Snowball | Folk |
|---|---|---|
| Business card scanning | 2-second AI scan | Not available |
| Offline mode | ||
| Voice notes | ||
| Browser extension | Not available | Chrome extension |
| Pipeline views | Basic | Full pipelines |
| Email integration | Via CRM sync | Gmail/Outlook |
| Mobile-first | Web-first | |
| Team features |
Folk is a powerful lightweight CRM with great pipeline features and email integration. But it's web-first, has no card scanning, and no offline mode. If you network at events, you need a tool that works in the field.
Snowball scans business cards in 2 seconds. Folk has no card scanning—you have to manually enter every contact.
Conference wifi is unreliable. Snowball works completely offline. Folk is web-based and requires connectivity.
Record conversation context while it's fresh. Folk has no voice note feature.
Snowball is built for your phone—where you are when meeting people. Folk is primarily a web app.
Yes. Many users capture contacts with Snowball at events, then sync or export to Folk for pipeline management. They complement each other.
Folk has a mobile app, but it's primarily designed as a web tool. Snowball is built mobile-first.
Both have team features. Folk is better for sales pipeline collaboration. Snowball is better for teams that capture leads at events.
Snowball has basic organization with tags and reminders. For full pipeline management, Folk or a dedicated CRM is better.