Share contact details quickly
People should be able to save your phone, email, and links in seconds without downloading an app.
A digital business card should keep working after the first meeting
Linket combines tap-to-share hardware, a live public profile, contact saving, lead capture, and analytics so your card is not just a static landing page.
Straight answer
What people usually mean when they search for a digital business card
Linket is a digital business card system for people who want one profile they can share by NFC tap, QR code, or direct link. When someone opens it, they can save your contact, browse your key links, and submit their own info if you are collecting leads.
The important difference is that the hardware stays the same while the page behind it stays live. You can update your details later without replacing the item you carry.
What buyers usually want
These are the jobs a digital business card has to do well to be worth carrying
Update your info later
A digital business card should stay current after the first meeting so role changes, new offers, and new links do not require a reprint.
Work on iPhone and Android
Modern sharing should support NFC when available and offer a QR fallback when it is not.
Capture the next step
The best setups do more than show a profile. They help you turn interest into a lead, booking, or follow-up.
How Linket compares
The point is not just replacing paper. It is improving what happens after the handoff.
Paper card
Familiar and simple, but static once printed and easy to lose after an event.
Basic QR page
Better than paper for updates, but less natural in face-to-face settings and usually weaker on contact saving.
Linket
Combines NFC + QR sharing with a live profile, contact save, lead capture, and analytics in one flow.
Who Linket fits best
Linket is strongest when you want both a physical handoff and a live profile behind it
- Students and job seekers who need one profile that can change as applications, portfolios, and resumes evolve.
- Creators and freelancers who want a profile that works from social media, campus events, client meetings, and pop-up shops.
- Founders, sales reps, and teams who want to capture leads instead of only handing out contact details.
- Events and field teams that need physical sharing hardware without giving up live page updates.
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