CardMunch originally used real-people too. Don't know what happened when they moved to LinkedIn (and their latest demise).
How does your service compare to CardMunch's replacement with EverNote?
How does your service compare to CardMunch's replacement with EverNote?
As for how we compare? That's a matter of personal preference.
While I like Evernote a lot, and use it daily, it's just not where I want to store my contacts. Nothing about that makes sense to me. My contacts need to be where they're the most accessible, from the device that I'm going to use to get in touch with them.
I don't use a CRM, but if I did, I'd want to scan cards into it because that's where it makes sense for those contacts to live. I'd want to segment them and I'd want to pull them into my phone when I needed them. None of these things are easy to do when you use Evernote as your repository. It's great for being your "second brain", but not so great for being your phone book.