How to Make a Digital Business Card

A digital business card is a web profile that holds your contact details and that anyone can save in seconds. Unlike paper, you create it once and update it forever.

1. Decide what your card is for

Pick the one action you want after someone opens it — usually save my contact, sometimes message me on WhatsApp. A card with one clear purpose converts far better than one crowded with links.

2. Keep the essentials

3. Choose how people open it

A link for online, a QR for print, and an NFC card for in person — the fastest, a single tap with no app. Most people use all three, pointing at the same profile.

4. Make it savable in one tap

The biggest mistake is a card people can see but not save. A proper digital business card offers a Save contact action that writes a vCard straight into the phone.

Order an NFC card linked to your profile and you are set.

The TapAdd way: pick your object — the Prime metal or PVC card, the Flex silicone band, the Pulse phone sticker, the Clip keyring or the Totem counter stand — and one tap opens your TapAdd profile, updatable for life.

Common questions

Do people need an app to open my card?

No — it opens in the phone's browser like any web page.

What happens when I change jobs?

You edit your profile and every card already handed out shows the new details — nothing to reprint.