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Print your cards once. Your details stay current.

Anyone who scans saves your name, number and email to their contacts in one tap. When your title, number or company changes, you update the dashboard, not the cards.

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Business card QRExample
  1. Aug 1–15Out-of-office note and backup contactexample-studio.com/away
  2. Country: not United StatesMessage me on WhatsAppwa.me/message/EXAMPLESTUDIO
  3. Daily 7:00 PM–8:00 AMBook a callexample-studio.com/book
  4. If nothing matchesDigital business cardqrrota.com/v/alex-morgan

Rules are checked in order: the first match wins, and if nothing matches, the default destination opens.

Business cards go out of date with your first job change.

A new title, a new office or a new number is enough to turn a box of cards into recycling. And the person you hand a card to still has to type your details in by hand, which most people never do. With a QR business card, the card stays the same and your details land in their phone in one tap.

  • Saved to contacts in one tap

    The code opens a contact page with buttons to call, email, get directions and add you to contacts. Your details are saved as a standard vCard file.

  • Your details change, your card doesn’t

    Update your number, title, address or photo in the dashboard, and every card you’ve already handed out shows the new details.

  • Know what your networking brings in

    See how often and in which cities your card gets scanned. While you’re on vacation, a date rule sends people to a backup contact, and after hours a time rule opens your booking page.

Before you print

A short checklist so your code scans quickly, wherever it ends up.

  • Print the code at least 0.8 inch (2 cm) square with a clear margin around it. The back of a standard 3.5 × 2 inch card is the ideal spot.
  • Add a professional photo and a one-line note to your contact page, so people remember both your face and what you do.
  • Put the same code in your email signature, on your event badge and on the last slide of your talks, so everything points to one up-to-date source.
  • Before handing out cards, scan the code on both an iPhone and an Android phone and walk through the “Add to contacts” step.

Frequently asked questions

The QR code on your card opens a contact page made for you. From there, people can call, email, get directions or add you to their contacts in one tap.

No. Once you update your details in the dashboard, everyone who scans the code sees the new information and saves the updated contact. The QR code on the card stays the same.

No. The phone’s camera reads the code and the contact page opens in the browser. Saving the contact uses the phone’s own contacts app.

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Print your first code today. Change its route tomorrow.

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