DigiCard: NFC Business Card

DigiCard is a digital business card you share with an NFC tap, a QR code or a link — the business card you already carry, on the phone that is already in your hand. Show a QR code, tap another phone, or send a link. The person on the other side sees your card straight away, whether or not they have DigiCard installed. No paper, no reprints when you change jobs, and no app to install before someone can take your details. Free, and free in the way you mean it: no subscription, no trial, no card limit, no feature held back for a paid tier, and no card counter that stops working the week you need it. Everything described below is in the app you install. WAYS TO HAND IT OVER • QR code — a code big enough to scan across a table, generated on your phone in an instant. The screen goes to full brightness while it is up, because a dim screen is the usual reason a code will not scan. • A QR code that works with no signal — switch the code to Contact and your details travel inside the code itself. It saves straight to the other phone's address book in a conference basement, on a plane, or abroad with data off. No connection needed on either side. • NFC tap — hold your phone against theirs. It also works with iPhones and with the badge readers used at conferences, because DigiCard pretends to be an ordinary NFC tag rather than relying on an Android-only handshake. • NFC stickers — write your card onto a blank sticker and leave it on a desk, a laptop, a market stall or the back of a real card. • A link — send it in a message, put it in an email signature, or post it. It opens as a proper web page with a contact file the other person can save. • As an image — DigiCard draws your card as a picture and hands it to the share sheet, ready for a story or a post. A CARD THAT STAYS CURRENT A paper card is out of date the day you change your title. A DigiCard is not. Everyone who has taken your card reads the live version, so a new role, a new number or a new company reaches all of them the moment you type it — with nothing to send and nobody to re-add. DESIGN IT IN SECONDS Eight layouts — Minimal, Midnight, Gradient, Split, Monogram, Executive, Neon and Soft — across eight colour palettes, previewed live as you type. Add your own photo and background, and save a look as a template to reuse. Keep several cards on one account and choose which one you are handing out: the work one at a conference, the side project at a market. THE PEOPLE YOU MEET • Cards you accept land in a contacts list you can actually use — call, email, or save to your phone's address book in one tap. • Add a private note to anyone. Where you met, what they need, what you promised to send. Only you can ever see it — not even the person it is about. • Message anyone whose card you hold, right inside the app, without asking for a number first. SIGN IN HOWEVER YOU LIKE Use your Google account, or an email address and a password. Both work the same once you are in, and neither is required to be a work address. BUILT TO BE HANDED TO STRANGERS • No camera permission. Scanning runs through Google Play Services, so DigiCard receives the decoded code and never has access to your camera. • No ads, no data sold. Usage and crash statistics are used only to improve the app. • Your contacts list and your notes are private to you. Nobody can add themselves to your list — a card has to be handed over, and that is enforced by the database, not just by the app. • Delete your account and everything in it from Settings, in two taps. • Free. Every feature above is in the app: no subscription, no card limit, no paywall. • When someone saves you, they save all of you — phone, email, website, address, photo and every social link, as a standard contact file their phone already understands. WORKS WITHOUT NFC NFC is optional. On a phone without the chip, DigiCard installs and runs exactly the same — you share by QR code and by link instead.