A QR code business card that puts you in their contacts

Your QR code opens your own contact page at cardtap.me/you. One button on that page saves your photo, phone, email and links to their phone. No app on either side.

What happens when someone scans it

They point their phone camera at your QR. It's on your lock screen, your badge or your booth sign.
Your page opens in their browser: photo, name, title, your links, and a big "Save my contact" button.
"Save my contact" downloads your contact card (a .vcf file, sometimes called a vCard). Tap Save, then follow your phone's prompts to add it to Contacts.
If they want you to follow up, they fill in the "Share your info" form on the same page. Their details are emailed to you.

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A QR that opens a page vs a vCard QR code

Free generators can make a "vCard QR code" with your details packed into the code itself. That works, and if all you need is a phone number that never changes, it's a fine free option. Here's where the two differ:

	Free vCard QR code	cardtap QR contact page
Cost	Free	7 days free, then $79 a year
Change your details later	Make and reprint a new code	Edit your page; the code stays the same
Photo and links	Usually just text fields	Photo, title and every link you add
They can send you their info	No	Yes, through the "Share your info" form
Code size	Gets dense as you add fields	Short link, so the code stays simple

Where to put your QR code

Your page has a "Download QR code" button that gives you a 1360-pixel PNG, sharp enough to print. People put it on:

Their phone's lock screen (cardtap makes three lock-screen images for you; see how to set one)
A name badge insert or lanyard card
Booth signs, table tents and the last slide of a talk
The back of the paper cards they still hand out

Your code never changes

The QR points at your page name, cardtap.me/you, and that name is locked once your page is live. New job, new number, new photo: edit your page from the link we email you, and every code you've already printed shows the new details.

Get your page

Live in five minutes. Card required, $0 today, then $79 a year starting day 8. Cancel any time before that.

Start your 7-day free trialSee a live one: cardtap.me/keitheddleman

Questions

Do they need an app to scan it?

No. The camera on a modern iPhone or Android phone reads QR codes, and your page opens in the browser.

Does it work on Android?

The page and the QR work on both. How the contact file is added differs a little from phone to phone, so they tap Save my contact and follow their phone's prompts.

Does the QR code expire?

The code works as long as your page is live. If you cancel, your page stays up through the time you paid for, then goes offline and the code stops opening it.

Can I change my page name later?

No. Your printed codes point at it, so it's fixed. Everything on the page can change.

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