Name: Cards by Zac Wine
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

Hi Product Hunt, I’m Zac. A lot of digital business cards start by giving you another interface to configure. Cards deliberately doesn’t. Send me a LinkedIn profile, website, bio, portfolio, or just a few basics. I sort through it, decide what actually belongs on the Card, and design the whole thing around the person. The $149 package includes a digital Card, QR and contact file, email signature, a bespoke print-ready business card, the first year live, and an update. The digital and physical Cards are meant to be siblings, not copies. Someone might need a portfolio front and center. Someone else needs booking, LinkedIn, or almost nothing beyond a way to save their contact information. The interesting part is deciding what earns space. There isn’t a DIY card builder. That’s the product decision, not a missing feature. I’ve been building Cards one person at a time and improving the product around the odd details that show up when real people use it: multiple Cards for one person, what belongs in the first four actions, review and approval, print proofs, updates, and the relationship between something you hand someone and what opens after they scan it. I’m especially interested in whether the “designed, not configured” distinction makes sense immediately to someone seeing Cards for the first time.

Cards by Zac Wine

Business cards designed for you, not configured by you.

Business cards designed for you, not configured by you.