You build the card
Name, role, number, links, booking page. It is live at cardr.co/yourname the second you finish, and you can change any of it later.
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Tap the small i in Apple Wallet and the real pass turns over, exactly like this. Every row here is tappable without opening anything else.
Grab it · throw it · it has weight
Nobody loses a deal because their business card was ugly. They lose it because the follow-up never got sent. Cardr puts your card in their Apple Wallet, brings their details back to you, and drafts the message before you have left the building.
Free forever. No card details. About a minute to build.
The card was never the hard part. Any of them will make you a good looking card in five minutes.
The hard part is Thursday, three days after the expo, when you have nine names in your camera roll, two on the back of a receipt, and no memory of which one said they were re‑tendering in March.
Cardr is built for that Thursday. The card is the easy half, and it is the half we give away.
Digital business cards usually fail because they ask the other person to do something: install this, sign up here, type your email. This asks them to tap once, using an app already on their phone.
Name, role, number, links, booking page. It is live at cardr.co/yourname the second you finish, and you can change any of it later.
About a minuteYour card drops into their Apple Wallet next to the train ticket. Nothing to download, no account to make, no email address to hand over.
One tapThe same tap returns their name and number to you, with where you met them attached. A paper card only ever travelled one way.
Both directionsCardr generates a real signed .pkpass, the same kind of file as a boarding pass or a concert ticket. It sits in the Wallet app that is already on their iPhone, so it is there when they land, on the tube, in a lift, with no signal and nothing to log into.
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A card you hand over is a one way trip. You leave with nothing except a promise to remember. Cardr makes the same tap return their details to you, so the exchange is mutual and the list builds itself.
Everything you would have printed, plus the things you cannot print: a booking link, a live website, a number that can change.
Name, number and where you met them, attached automatically. That is the list you would otherwise be rebuilding from memory on Sunday night.
Cardr drafts the message using what it already knows: who they are, where you met, and what you talked about. You read it, change what you want, and send. If it sits there unsent, it reminds you.
To Tom Clarke, Meridian Build · met Wednesday at the Leeds build expo
Tom, good to meet you yesterday. You mentioned sub‑contractor scheduling was the bit eating your week.
I have put my details in your Wallet so they are there when you need them. Happy to talk through what we did for a firm about your size if that is useful.
Kai
Everyone who takes your card lands here with the meeting attached. Nothing to type up afterwards, because the typing up is what never happens.
New number, new job, new company. A box of paper cards becomes landfill and a PDF becomes wrong. A Wallet pass updates itself on every phone that already has it, which is the whole reason to put a business card in Apple Wallet in the first place.
The pass they saved in March is still correct in November, and you never send the awkward message telling everyone your number changed.
Demonstration data, built at full fidelity so you can see exactly what the real thing does.
Blinq, HiHello and Popl are all good at making a card, and all three ship an Apple Wallet pass. If a card is all you need, any of them will do it well. Here is where Cardr is actually different, and where it is not.
A nice looking digital business card, a shareable link, a QR code, an Apple Wallet pass. This is table stakes now, and pretending otherwise would be a lie you could check in ten seconds.
Mutual exchange, so their details land in your list rather than yours landing in a void. Meeting context attached. A drafted follow-up and a nudge if it sits unsent. That is the product, and the card is the doorway to it.
Google Wallet is not built yet, so Android users get the link and not the pass. And Cardr is new, with no customer list to wave at you. The free tier exists so you can judge it rather than take our word.
£0
Forever. We do not ask for card details.
£12£9 /mo
Billed monthly. Switch to annual and it is £9 a month.Billed annually at £108. You save £36 a year.
Use Pro for two months. If it has not put a follow-up in front of you that you would otherwise have missed, email us and we refund every penny. You keep the Wallet pass and your page either way, because those are free and they stay free.
Prices in GBP, including VAT where it applies. Apple Wallet only for now; Google Wallet is not built yet and we will not pretend otherwise. Cancel from your dashboard in two clicks, no email required.
The things people actually ask before they hand a stranger a phone. If yours is not here, the answer is usually on the pricing section above.
Yes. The Apple Wallet pass, the QR code and your page at cardr.co/yourname are free forever, and we do not ask for card details to set it up. Pro is £12 a month, or £9 a month billed annually, and adds the searchable contact memory, the AI follow-up drafting, the reminders, the capture form and the full set of pass designs. Your links, including a booking link, are free for everyone. The free tier is not a trial that expires.
No. The pass goes into Apple Wallet, which is already installed on every iPhone and cannot be deleted. There is nothing to download, no account to create and no email address to hand over. That is the entire point: every digital business card that asks the other person to install something loses most of them at that moment.
A real one. Cardr generates a signed .pkpass file, the same format Apple uses for boarding passes and event tickets, issued with our own signing certificate. It behaves like any other pass: it lives in the Wallet app, it opens with no signal, and it can push an update to itself when your details change.
Partly. The Wallet pass is Apple Wallet only for now, and Google Wallet is not supported yet. An Android user can still open your cardr.co/yourname page from the QR code or the link, save you to their contacts from it, and take part in the exchange. When Google Wallet is built, it will be added for everyone rather than sold as an upgrade.
You edit the card once. Every copy already saved in someone else's Wallet updates itself, on every phone, without you telling anyone. This is the difference between a Wallet pass and a PDF or a printed card: the pass stays connected to you. It is the single strongest reason to keep a business card in Apple Wallet rather than in a photo roll.
No. Cardr is software. A phone camera pointed at the QR code, or the link sent in a message, is enough. If you already own an NFC card or a tag, you can point it at your cardr.co address and it will work the same way, but you never have to buy anything physical.
All of them make a good digital business card, and all of them offer an Apple Wallet pass, so on the card itself we are broadly in the same place. Cardr is built around what happens next: the exchange returns their details to you rather than only pushing yours out, the meeting context is attached automatically, and the follow-up is drafted and then chased. If your problem is that your card looks dated, any of them will fix it. If your problem is that you never followed up, that is the one we built for.
Your card lives at cardr.co/yourname, which is short enough to say out loud and doubles as your link everywhere else. Pass colours follow the Cardr identity today. Custom domains are not available yet.
Sixty days, money back, and you keep the Wallet pass either way. Refunds are handled by a human rather than a form, because Cardr is small and pre‑launch. If Pro has not earned its keep, say so and it is refunded.
About a minute to build, free forever, and nothing for the other person to install.
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