Your name, what you do, and how to reach you — on a page people scan with a QR code and can save instantly. Update it yourself anytime. Free to start, no login.
Build your digital card now →Your name, role, and how people should reach you — say it plainly.
Otto builds a real, working page with you and you see it run right on your screen.
Publish instantly, print or screenshot the QR code, and start sharing it.
The whole point of a digital card is that it beats a paper one at the one thing that matters: staying current. A few details make that actually work.
Keep it to what someone genuinely needs after meeting you: your name, what you do in a few words, and one clear way to reach you — phone, email, or a booking link, not all three competing for attention. Add a link or two beyond that only if it's something you'd actually want a new contact to open (a portfolio, your business site, a scheduling page).
You don't need a dedicated "digital business card" subscription app to get this right — a simple page that loads fast and stays current does the job.
Your name, what you do, one clear way to reach you (phone, email, or booking link), and a link to anything else relevant (portfolio, business site, socials). Keep it to the handful of things you'd actually want someone to do after scanning.
No. It's a web page — they scan the QR code with their phone's regular camera and it opens in the browser. Nothing to install.
Yes — the QR code points to your page, so if your phone number or title changes, you update the page and the same QR code (and any card you already handed out) shows the new info automatically.