What happens when someone taps
Inside each card is a small NFC chip holding one thing: the web address of your profile. When a phone with NFC switched on is held near the card, the phone reads that address and offers to open it.
Your profile opens in the phone's browser. There is no app to install and nothing to pair.
Which phones work
Most recent iPhones and Android phones can read NFC cards. On iPhone, hold the card near the top of the phone. On Android, the reader is usually in the middle of the back, and NFC sometimes needs to be switched on in settings.
If a phone can't read NFC, or the person prefers not to tap, they can scan the QR code printed on the card with the camera. It opens exactly the same page.
What's on your profile
Your name, role and photo, then one-tap buttons: call, WhatsApp, email, directions, your website and social links. A Save contact button puts your details straight into their phone's contacts.
Below that, anything that helps people understand what you do — services, a short about section, photos of your work, answers to common questions.
Changing details after printing
The card stores an address, not your details. So when your number, role or offer changes, we update the page and every card you've already handed out shows the new version.
Changes are reviewed before they go live, and the address on your card never changes.
Ordering
Message us on WhatsApp with the card type, quantity and names. We share options and a quote, design the card, and build your profile for you to check. Orders are usually within a week once you approve the design.
We're based in Kolkata and ship across India by courier. Profiles are free during our launch offer.
See it for yourself
Open our own profile — it's exactly what a tap opens.