Paper cards get lost, and tell you nothing
A paper business card is gone by the end of the week, and it never tells you whether anyone looked at it. The goal here was a card that outlives the handshake and reports back: a hosted digital profile a person can share instantly, order as a physical NFC card, and actually measure.
One profile, three ways to share
Every profile is reachable three ways from the same source of truth: a tap on an NFC card, a scan of its QR code, or a plain link. No app is required on either side. A tap opens the hosted profile in the phone's browser, and contact details export straight to the address book as a standard vCard, so the exchange takes one motion.
The card is the easy part
The platform runs multi-tenant, so each account is isolated with its own profiles, branding, and team, gated by subscription plan. Behind every card sits an analytics pipeline that records each visit with its source, location, device, and browser, then puts that behind a plan feature, so for the first time a sales lead can see who opened a profile, when, and from where. That visibility, not the card itself, is the product.
Selling the hardware too
Because the cards are physical, the system also handles commerce: ordering NFC cards, tracking each order through fulfillment, and taking payment through several regional gateways so it works outside a single market.
Under the hood
A Laravel platform with a Livewire front end, multi-tenant isolation, media and permission handling, QR generation, vCard export, and geo and device analytics, deployed and operated as a live subscription service.