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Write the link to an NFC card or sticker. Hold a phone to it and the card opens. iPhone XS and newer and almost all Android phones do this without any app.
a digital business card, but fun
A business card that fits on an NFC card, in a QR code and in an email. Hold your phone to it and the contact is in the phone book, on iPhone and on Android. No app, no paper, no "wait, I don't have one on me".
Write the link to an NFC card or sticker. Hold a phone to it and the card opens. iPhone XS and newer and almost all Android phones do this without any app.
For phones without NFC: the camera scans the code and that's it. The same code can go on a T-shirt, a van or a shop window.
Send a real, designed card by email. Phones and text can be copied, and the contact also arrives as an attachment for the phone book.
One person, several cards: for work, for a project, for everything you do. Each has its own link, colours and contacts.
No. The card opens in a browser and the contact is saved with one tap. iPhone XS and newer and almost all Android phones with NFC read the card without an app, and others can scan the QR code with the camera.
It is a small card or sticker with a chip (e.g. NTAG213) that you write your card's link to. They are sold in web shops that sell NFC tags. You write to it with your phone, and Cimni helps you with that.
Yes, both receiving and sharing. Writing to an NFC card is easiest from Android, and on iPhone with the free NFC Tools app.
Yes. The recipient gets a designed card with text and numbers that can be copied, plus an attachment to save to the phone book.
Nothing. Signing in with a Google account takes a few seconds.
Only people who have its link, QR code or card. You can turn the card off or delete it at any time, and search engines don't index it.