Sorry but this solves a non existing problem. There have been hundreds of bussines card killer apps in the past, and so far, people still love to have real life bussines cards. I don't expect random people to have this app, and the process of handing out the business card is way easier than making someone register for an account and download your app. Sorry but I won't be using it in the closer future.
This is a super cool concept and well executed. I meet a lot of people so this has been great and quickly became a habit. I really like that I can just choose what I want to share with someone, tell them to point their phone's camera at the code, and boom they get my contact info! No need for them to have HiHello (though they usually ask how I did that).
I've been using these in meetings and having great responses from others - especially since the Redwood Forest background I chose happens to be native to my Wine Country home!
Disclosure: I am an investor in HiHello. Iâve been using this app since its earliest versions and itâs great. I seem to never have my cards when I need them, but I always have my phone. This problem has bugged me for years and others, like Bump, have tried to solve it. HiHello is the first to crack the bootstrap problem, giving users immediate value without needing others to have the app (though things will be even better once they do).
Thereâs an âaha momentâ when people see how easy it is to add my info right into their contacts. Canât wait to see new features roll out and for more people to get the app!
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Feedback: Bring to the first position or somewhere in the first view of this section to add your own background image. That's a lot of options and you almost believe that you cannot add your own BG because it's too hide.
About the product: It's an intelligent way to show professional informations during a call with different people! :D