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In the appShare identity
QR, public link, vCard, and email signature are in the app. Wallet and NFC come next.
Product loop
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We ship them in order. Identity first, capture second, context third, activation last.
Each capability makes the next one more valuable.
QR, NFC, Wallet and signatures
Cards, badges, LinkedIn and forms
AI notes connected to every contact
CRM sync, campaigns and attribution
These are the same four loops, not a competitor story. The app is catching up to the product: identity and capture now, context polish next, activation later.
QR, public link, vCard, and email signature are in the app. Wallet and NFC come next.
Visitors can now share their details back from your public card. Imports and manual add already work.
Record meeting, private notes, shared summary, and follow-up actions. The flow you liked is live.
CRM sync, campaigns, and attribution stay out until the first three loops feel obvious.
For consultants and small teams who win work through conversations, but need something lighter than a CRM and sharper than a static business card.
Exchange details without requiring another app.
Record what mattered while the meeting is fresh.
Turn notes into a clear, editable next action.
Stay useful, timely, and genuinely personal.
Founder at Fieldnote Studio
Card, QR, vCard, and email signature copy are in the app today. Wallet and NFC are still on the roadmap.
Public cards now include a share-back form so visitors can send their details without creating an account.
The record-meeting flow (consent, notes, shared summary, follow-up actions) is the path we are polishing before CRM sync.
Web app first. Native apps, NFC, ambient recording, and enterprise integrations come after the share → capture → context loop feels obvious.
Finish card, QR, vCard, signature, and wallet-ready sharing surfaces.
Reciprocal exchange, imports, and a unified contact record from every source.
Polish meeting capture, guest records, and the follow-up inbox.
CRM sync, reminders, outbound drafts, and analytics.
Measure the share of captured contacts who receive a reviewed, completed follow-up within three days of the meeting.