Deliver
Hand somebody your card without handing them anything
Scan a code, and they get your face on video, your links, and a way to send you their details that lands on a list rather than in your camera roll.
What it does
Digital card in practice
Your card, your video, and a way to swap details on the spot
01
Put yourself on a badge or a truck door
One short link at /me/your-name, on a slug you choose, plus a QR code you can print on anything.
02
They meet you, not a logo
An intro video plays from the top of the card, over your own cover image, so they get what a good first meeting gives them before the meeting happens.
03
The exchange runs the other way too
It is a lead, not just a card somebody keeps. Exchange Contact takes their name, phone, email and message, and drops them onto a list your workflows can pick up.
04
It saves to their phone properly
A vCard download puts you in their contacts with the right name, title and company, so you are still findable in six months when they search for a person.
05
Every link you would have listed
Website, calendar, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and anything else you add. They can drop the card on their home screen, where it opens like an app.
What changes
Why teams turn this on
- A trade-show scan becomes a contact on a list, not a photo of a badge
- A customer can still reach the rep they liked, months later
- One code on a sign does the job of a stack of printed cards
See what your customer sees
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