For people who introduce themselves a lot
Everyone you meet leaves with your details.
Put one short link in your email signature, or behind a QR code on your badge. People open it, tap once, and you’re in their phone — spelled right, up to date, with your photo. Then they can send their details back to you.
Free to start, and there’s nothing for the people you meet to install or sign up for.
- Name
- Adrian Cole
- Title
- Managing Partner
- Company
- Halloway & Cole
- Direct line
- +44 20 7946 0142
Why people switch
A business card can’t be updated
Neither can a photo of one. 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.
Saving
It lands in their phone, not their camera roll
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. There's nothing for them to install.
Exchange
They can send their details back
Add a short form to your card and the introduction goes both ways. You get an email with their contact file attached, they get yours, and neither of you signs up for anything.
Updates
Change it once and you're done
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
You decide what's public
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, so the three can't drift apart.
Insight
See what's working, without watching anyone
Views, saves, and clicks on each link. Visitors are counted using a key that changes daily, so the numbers tell you what's working and nothing about individuals. No cookies, no third-party scripts.
Design
It should look like you, not like us
Six starting points, your colours, six type pairings, and a preview that redraws as you edit. We check contrast against accessibility standards as you go, so nothing ships unreadable.
Getting set up
Three steps, about five minutes
Step 1
Add your details
Your name, title, company, the numbers you actually answer, and the links worth keeping. Anything you mark private stays in your dashboard.
Step 2
Make it yours
Choose a starting point, set your colours and type, and watch the phone and desktop previews redraw as you go.
Step 3
Start sharing it
Copy the ready-made email signature, print the QR code, or just send the link. Contacts start arriving in your inbox.
No reprints, ever
Set it up once, keep it right for good
Your title will change. Your number will change. The link in every email you’ve ever signed shouldn’t have to.
Create your card