Three steps

From programming to tap

Set up the card once, then let every tap do the work. Your profile stays current because it lives in the cloud, not on the plastic.

Step 01

Program the card

Add your contact details, social profiles, or a review link to the card profile before it ships to you.

Step 02

Tap a smartphone

The receiver holds their phone near the card. The NFC chip broadcasts your link or contact card with no app required.

Step 03

Update in the cloud

Change contact details at any time from your profile. The card stays the same and every future tap shows the new information.

Tap zones and routing

Built for everyday phones

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Smartphone tap zone

Find the tap point

The NFC chip sits behind the card face. Hold the card flat against the upper back of the phone, where most devices read contactless signals most reliably.

Backup access

QR code for every device

Phones without NFC can still open your profile. The printed QR code on the card gives a reliable second route into the same contact information.

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Google Review cards

One tap to a review form

A Google Review Card opens your review page directly when a customer taps it, so leaving feedback takes a single step instead of a search.