/ how it works — the full explanation, no magic

Three seconds,
explained

NFC is the same technology you pay for coffee with. We just use it for something more interesting than paying: being saved.

Macro of the card corner showing the NFC antenna outline

/ 01 — what happens in one tap

The antenna is inside. That’s the entire installation.

01

The phone wakes the chip

The phone’s NFC reader powers the chip by induction — the card has no battery and needs none. Nothing to charge, nothing to break.

tapcontact contact page
02

The chip hands over an address

The card stores exactly one thing: the link to your page. The phone opens it in the browser it already has. No app, on either side of the handshake.

Card tapped against a phone
03

The page does the rest

One more tap and your vCard downloads natively — iOS and Android. You’re in their contacts before the conversation ends.

Contact saved on the phone

/ 02 — spec sheet

Numbers we can show.

No asterisks, no fine print. That’s how we like spec sheets.

technologypassive nfc, no battery
compatibilitynative iOS and Android, any browser
apps required0
your pagepure static html
vCardnative download, no account
if you change jobsthe card updates — it’s a link, not a print run

Not a template.
It’s you.

takes about a minute. we timed it.