Put a card link in the ticket email
Attendees set up their card before the event, when they have time to write a decent bio. Half the room arrives already shareable.
For communities, meetups & events
Two hundred people in a room, and next week nobody can reach anyone. Digital cards fix the part of your event that happens after it.
Every organiser knows this one
The venue was full. The talks landed. The networking session ran forty minutes over because nobody wanted to stop talking. As the organiser, you went home exhausted and happy.
Friday, the group chat is quiet. The designer who met her perfect co-founder never got his number. The sponsor counted eleven leads from a booth that talked to two hundred people. All that energy, evaporated — because the connective tissue was paper cards and half-heard names.
The fix is not another app for your attendees to download. It is giving everyone in the room a card that saves in one scan — so Friday looks like Tuesday night did.
Three moves, before, during, and after the event.
Attendees set up their card before the event, when they have time to write a decent bio. Half the room arrives already shareable.
The door QR opens the organiser’s card — event page, agenda, sponsor links. Lanyard QRs open each attendee’s own card. Scanning replaces the awkward name-spelling ritual.
Everyone who scanned has real saved contacts, not a pocket of paper. The "great meeting you" message goes out the next morning instead of never.
Your members join to meet each other. Cards make every session compound — the fiftieth meetup builds on contacts from the first.
Referral groups live on member-to-member introductions. A forwarded digital card is a warmer intro than a bare phone number.
Sponsors want leads, attendees want connections. Both are just saved contacts — make saving trivially easy.
The community wall of paper cards, upgraded: a directory of live cards that stays current as startups pivot and rebrand.
The cards are hosted on JomContact — free for individuals, with team plans for organisations that want every member under one brand.