Your contact card

Be in their phone before they forget your name.

Tap once, and you’re saved in their phone — your name, number, and email, already filled in. Not a link to click. Not a paper card to lose. You, right there in their contacts.

Sarah Johnson
Sarah Johnson
Realtor
mobile
email

Saved to their contacts, one tap.

A real contact card — not a link.

It’s the same kind of contact card your phone already shares when you tap “Share Contact.” Open it, and you land straight in their address book with everything filled in — name, number, email, all of it.

No app to install. No website to dig through later. They tap once, and you’re saved — correctly, the first time.

New ContactAdd
Sarah Johnson
Sarah Johnson
Realtor · Tarrytown Realty
mobile  (555) 014-2231
email  sarah@yourwebsitehere.com
Add to Contacts

Better than a card they’ll lose.

Paper gets tossed. A texted number is just digits. Your contact card saves itself — the first time.

A paper card

Ends up in a drawer or a jacket pocket. If they want you in their phone, they have to type it all in — so usually they don’t.

Just your number

A string of digits with no name, no face, no title. A week later it’s lost somewhere in their texts.

Your contact card

One tap and you’re saved — everything you put on it, in their contacts, correct from the start.

You choose what’s on it.

Your name and title are always there. Everything else is yours to add or leave off — your number’s only on it if you put it there.

On your card

Name always
Title always
Company
Phone
Email
Website
Photo
Generate card

Live preview

SJ
Sarah Johnson
Realtor
(555) 014-2231
sarah@yourwebsitehere.com

Photo’s off here — your call.

Built on the fly, when needed.

It’s put together the moment you share it — nothing sits on a public page for bots or scrapers to grab, and it’s always your latest details. It goes from you to the person in front of you, and nowhere else.

One tap. Saved.

Sarah Johnson
Realtor
Phone
Email
Photo
Generate card
1

Make your card

Open the card builder in your profile and flip on what you want to share. Name and title are always on; phone, email, company, website, and photo are your call.

Messages
Mail
Nearby
Save file
2

Share it

Send it straight from your phone — text, email, nearby share, whatever’s handy — or save the file and hand it off from your computer.

Sarah Johnson
Sarah Johnson
Realtor
mobile  (555) 014-2231
email  sarah@yourwebsitehere.com
Added to contacts
3

You’re in their contacts

They tap once and you’re saved into their phone, filled in exactly as you set it. No typing, no hunting for your details later.

Questions, answered.

What exactly is it?
It’s a contact card — the standard kind every phone already reads (a .vcf). Open it and you drop straight into the Contacts app, filled in. It’s the same thing that happens when someone taps “Share Contact” on their phone.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes — both. It’s a standard contact card every phone already knows how to open, so there’s nothing special to install.
Do they need an app?
No. They tap once and you’re saved in the contacts app that’s already on their phone.
Can I choose what’s on it?
Yes. Your name and title are always there; your company, phone, email, website, and photo are yours to add or leave off. The photo’s off unless you turn it on.
Are my details sitting on a public page somewhere?
No. Your card is put together the moment you share it — there’s no public page holding your number or email for bots or scrapers to find. It goes from you to the person in front of you, and nowhere else. More on keeping contact details off a public page: contact info on your website.
Is there a QR code?
Not right now — for now you share your card straight from your phone, or send the file.
What happens when my details change?
Update your profile, make a fresh card, and share that. Every card is built from your latest details.

Always on you. Never out of date.

Your contact card comes with every plan. One price, everything included.