Business cards get lost
Paper goes into a pocket, a photo roll or the bin. A week later nobody remembers who was behind the card or why the conversation mattered.
P0 build — a working preview, not yet a staged service.
The meeting is only the beginning
A permanent profile with a reusable QR instead of a stack of business cards. Contacts open only when both sides agree, and the profile keeps working long after the event is over.
In the browser. No separate app.
You decide what each person sees.
One QR instead of a stack of business cards
Contacts open only by mutual consent
A profile that outlives the event
The problem
Three things that happen after almost every event — and that no messenger fixes by itself.
Paper goes into a pocket, a photo roll or the bin. A week later nobody remembers who was behind the card or why the conversation mattered.
A group chat fills up once and then stops. Numbers and handles were exchanged out loud and written down nowhere.
A follower list says nothing about who was standing next to you. A feed does not know whom you actually met or what you promised to send.
Not another form
Three steps, no app to install: build the profile once, show the QR where you are, and open contacts only with the person in front of you.
01 / PROFILE IN A MINUTE
Name, role, what you offer and what you are looking for. Answer three questions and the card is live in the browser — no app to install.
02 / QR ON SCREEN OR BADGE
The person next to you scans it and reads your card immediately. Public fields first; private contacts stay closed until you say otherwise.
03 / CONTACT BY CONSENT
Both sides confirm before a contact is revealed. Until then nobody sees a phone number or a messenger handle.
Interface example. A single scan reveals nothing.
The card opens. The request is recorded — the contact is still closed.
Consent now exists on both sides, so the field you both picked opens.
A private note stays with you: what you discussed and what you promised to send.
One profile. At every event.
In the browser. No separate app. You decide what each person sees.
For members
The card belongs to you, not to the event you happened to attend.
A public link and a QR you can show anywhere: a conference, a cafe, a badge. You choose which fields are visible.
Up to three people per event, each with a reason: what they offer, what you are looking for, and where the two overlap.
There is no messaging feed to monitor. A contact opens only when both of you confirm the exchange.
After the meeting, write down what you discussed and what you promised to send. The note stays visible to you alone.
For events and communities
A light networking layer on top of the registration you already run — no new CRM to maintain.
Bring the registration columns you are allowed to use. Each participant then confirms their own profile and visibility.
Participants see who is in the room and which intents match, and every suggestion carries a reason instead of a bare list of names.
Registration to activation to intro to mutual consent, as aggregate counts. You see how the networking part performed without reading private contacts.
Reminders and follow-ups reach participants where they already read messages, with a link back to their own profile.
Every message needs consent for that purpose and that event. Joining an event is not consent to marketing, and a withdrawn consent stops the messaging.
Trust and privacy
These controls are part of the product, not a policy promise. The P0 build is a working preview, so judge it as a preview.
Directory visibility, suggestions and messages each need their own consent, and each one can be withdrawn separately.
Contact values are stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM) and never appear on the public card unless you publish that exact field.
EU hosting in Frankfurt is the target for the pilot deployment. The P0 build runs locally and sends nothing to third-party ad networks.
Download everything stored about you, or delete the account, from your own settings — no support ticket required.
We do not scrape LinkedIn or any other social network, and we do not auto-enrich profiles from them. Everything on a card was entered by that person.
FAQ
No. The profile opens in the browser from a QR or a link, on the phone you already carry.
Only the fields you make public: name, role, what you offer and what you are looking for. A private phone number or email stays hidden unless you publish that exact contact.
Only mutually. One side asks, the other accepts, and both agree which contact to reveal. A single scan reveals nothing.
You can see what is stored, export it, and delete your account from your own settings. Consent per purpose can be withdrawn at any time, and revoked data stops being used.
The personal profile, the mini-landing and mutual contacts are free in the P0 build. The organiser pilot is free while it is a pilot — there is no price list yet.
Write to us with the event format and the approximate number of participants. We do not claim that pilots are already running: the first ones are in preparation.
Email about the WELCOME pilotWalk through the demo flow with a real account, or bring this layer to an event you already run.
P0 build, pilot in preparation — the mail goes to a person, not to a form.