Hey Product Hunt, I'm Menash, a 21-year-old senior at Cornell and one of the two founders of SwiftCard, along with my co-founder Aaron. SwiftCard came from something I kept noticing when people meet in person: trading contact info is easy, but a week later most of those contacts go nowhere and the paper card ends up in a drawer. So we built a business card the other person can save in one tap without downloading anything, and that helps you actually follow up. Most of our early users are people whose work happens face to face: real estate agents, contractors, photographers, barbers. The feedback we kept hearing was that making the card look right was the slowest part. People would upload a logo, cycle through templates, fiddle with colors, and settle for something that didn't feel like them. That's why we built the AI Card Designer. Give it your headshot, logo, colors and a style, and it lays out a card around them. If you already have a printed card you like, snap a photo and it rebuilds that design with your details, so going digital doesn't mean losing the look you already have. From there it's a normal SwiftCard: share it by QR, link, NFC or Apple Wallet, collect people's details when they share back, and follow up from one place, on iPhone or the web. It's free to start (one card, your link page, up to 5 new contacts a month). Pro is $4.99/month with a 14-day trial. If you'd rather look around first, swiftcard.me/preview is the real dashboard loaded with sample data, no signup. What I'd love your honest take on: • Try the designer with your own logo or old card. Did the result feel like you, and where did it miss? • If you've tried another digital card app and stopped using it, what made you stop? • Anything confusing in your first two minutes. I'll be here all day reading and replying.

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Snap any business card and AI makes it yours

Snap any business card and AI makes it yours