BizCard
Kill LinkedIn QR contacts. Make real connections instead.
901 followers
Kill LinkedIn QR contacts. Make real connections instead.
901 followers
Exchanging LinkedIn QR codes requires you to pull out your phone and break the conversation. BizCard replaces QR codes with a distraction-free E-ink business card that shows your live profile at a glance. Clean, effortless, and human-first networking.
Jack - I'm a speaker at meetings and events. At the end of my presentation, I typically show a QR code to my audience for them to follow or connect up with me. How would your product be used in this scenario - or is your product just designed for in-person connections?
Just checking back Jack to see if you have any info on my above question...Thanks
We were promised that in the future we’ll have flying cars and all this typa stuff, but in a reality we got 30 people staring at their phones tryna find a qr code. So Jack you saving the lives with this one! Only one question: does it hold the last profile image if the battery runs out? If so, then you created the ultimate networking tank, we all appreciate it.
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@kostfast yes, thats the magic power of e-ink screen ！
BizCard feels designed around real human behavior, not just tech trends. As you scale, do you see this becoming more consumer-focused or more enterprise-oriented?
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@heyiskatrina thats a great questions. Currently, we r aiming at building a next-gen consumer-focused business card app and it will be our main focus until all those events participants are connected with BizCard. #GOAL
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The idea of an always-on card showing a live profile is very compelling. I’m curious how privacy is handled — can users quickly hide or switch information when needed?
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This is a really elegant solution to an awkward problem. Any plans to expand beyond networking?
I love how this product blends hardware and software without adding more distractions. The E-ink choice makes a lot of sense for real-world networking.
What stands out to me is that BizCard doesn't try to "optimize" networking—it tries to make it feel normal again.