It's tiring exchanging all your social media accounts with every person you meet. With MeetPass, meeting new people doesn't have to involve the same repetitive chore you're used to. MeetPass is the ideal way to share your contact information and social accounts with others. It's your digital business card that can be shared with one scan.
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"It's tiring exchanging your social media accounts with every person you meet."
hmm, not really? not sure if its tiring or what is the problem being solved here...
if i want to give someone my IG i just tell them my name, if i want to give someone my FB i just tell them my name, if i want to give someone my number i just tell them my number. you didn't really make this process any shorter, definitely not enough.
Pros:
simple, nice UI and UX
Cons:
not sure this app solves any problem, cant see the value
Hi ProductHunt! 👋
Having just entered my first semester of college and meeting an unbelievable number of new faces, I spent the last few months building MeetPass to simplify the process of meeting new people and exchanging contact information.
With MeetPass, you can store all your social media accounts and contact information in one place. Make a card, add your Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, Venmo (and 20 other) accounts, and instantly share them all through a QR code scan. Each account added shows up as a link to your profile or as a button to directly add you. Whether you’re a student making new friends or a professional exchanging your LinkedIn and Github, MeetPass can really come in handy.
Here’s a demo of what someone sees after scanning a MeetPass: https://www.meetpass.io/5c330e9c...
It’s currently free and available on the iOS App Store. I hope you all find it as useful as I do! I’m happy to answer any questions and am open to all suggestions. 😄
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@rolandtshen nice but most people I meet don't have iPhones (I don't either) so this isn't very useful....
@anna_0x Hi Anna, there is a platform restriction at the moment, but I'm working on learning Android development and putting out an Android version. In the meantime, anybody can scan your pass, whether it be with an Android or iOS device, as the scan brings you to a website instead of populating the information within the app itself. You only need an iOS device to create the card and share them. Thanks for taking a look at the app!
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@rolandtshen oh! I see! I didn't realize that, sorry. That's great! Maybe you can add a way for people to create cards directly from the website? So there won't be any need for a native Android app. Maybe a PWA?
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I personally don't install any of the social apps and only use their browser version instead. Having a separate app to just have the QR is a good idea! @rolandtshen Do you plan on making it available on Android as well?
"It's tiring exchanging your social media accounts with every person you meet."
hmm, not really? not sure if its tiring or what is the problem being solved here...
if i want to give someone my IG i just tell them my name, if i want to give someone my FB i just tell them my name, if i want to give someone my number i just tell them my number. you didn't really make this process any shorter, definitely not enough.
Pros:simple, nice UI and UX
Cons:not sure this app solves any problem, cant see the value
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