For people who introduce themselves a lot
One short link — in your email signature, behind a QR code, in your Wallet. They open it, tap once, and you’re in their phone: spelled right, with the right title and your photo. Then they can send their details straight back to you.
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The twenty seconds after you meet
Most business cards end up in a pocket, then a drawer, then the bin. The details never make it into a phone. This does the one thing a card is for, on the spot.
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From your Wallet, a badge, a slide, or the signature of the email you just sent. It opens in their browser. No app store, no sign-up.
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A real contact file goes straight into their phone with your name, title, company, photo and links. Spelled the way you spell it.
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"Share your info" takes a name and an email. You get their contact file in your inbox and a note about where you met. They get yours.
What you get
If your title, your number or your company has changed since the last box you ordered, everyone still holding an old card has the wrong details. Here, one edit fixes every copy ever shared.
Saving
The download is a real contact file — the kind Contacts, Outlook and Google already understand. One tap and you're saved, spelled right, with your photo. Nothing for them to install.
Exchange
A short form on your card makes the introduction go both ways. You get an email with their contact file attached, they get yours, and neither of you signs up for anything.
Wallet
Add it to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. At an event, two taps bring up your QR code — no signal, no searching for a link.
Sharing
A signature studio with fourteen mail-safe layouts. A print-ready QR code. One-tap sharing to LinkedIn, WhatsApp, text message and email.
Updates
New title, new number, new company — every link you've ever sent points at the current version. Nothing to reprint, nobody to email a correction to.
Privacy
Mark a direct line or a home address private and it disappears from the page, the download and the link preview. One rule, applied on the server.
Contacts
People who share their details land in your dashboard with their note and answers. Search them, save any one to your phone, or export the lot as a CSV for your CRM.
Insight
Views, saves, shares and clicks on every link, per card and per day. Visitors are counted with a daily-rotating key rather than stored IP addresses, so you get real numbers without building profiles of the people you meet.
The busiest room your card will work
Every email you send is a chance to be saved. The signature studio turns your card into a polished, mail-safe signature — pick a layout, tune the details, paste it once.
Great meeting you today —
Design
Each theme is a whole composition — masthead, texture, spacing, corners, type — not a colour swap. Pick one, put your brand colours on it, and every control stays live. Four of them, untouched:
Getting set up
Step 1
Your name, title, company, the numbers you actually answer, and the links worth keeping. Anything you mark private stays in your dashboard.
Step 2
Choose a starting point, set your colours and type, and watch the phone and desktop previews redraw as you go.
Step 3
Paste the ready-made email signature, download the QR code, add the pass to your Wallet, or just send the link. Contacts start arriving in your inbox.
Compared
Paper is simple and never needs a battery. The card apps let you update, but most make the person you met download something first. We wanted the simplicity of the first without that catch.
| Paper card | Card apps | idTAG | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works with no app installed | |||
| Saves as a real contact, with photo | Some | ||
| Update it after it's been shared | |||
| Collects the other person's details | Some | ||
| Apple & Google Wallet | Some | ||
| Private fields you control | |||
| Export contacts to your CRM | Some | ||
| Stats on views, saves and clicks | Some |
“Some” means it depends on the app and often on a paid tier.
Questions
No reprints, ever
Five minutes to set up. Free to start. The link in every email you’ll ever sign, right for good.
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