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Shajara
Your digital business card, always up to date
2 followers
Your digital business card, always up to date
2 followers
Share your business card by QR code or link. It opens in any phone browser with no app or account, and a Save contact button puts your details in their contacts. Keep it in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, pair it with a professional profile, and edit anytime: your link and QR code stay the same. Free for up to three cards. Works in English and Arabic.






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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm Faisal. Three of us build Shajara, which is Arabic for "tree": me in Dubai, Sadiq in Manama and Fekry in Porto.
We're starting in our own region because that's where we feel the problem most: too many sharp people with nowhere good to point to, and paper cards that go out of date. We also wanted Arabic built in from the start, so you write both languages yourself and nothing on your card is machine-translated.
What you can do today:
🪪 Create a digital business card and share it by QR code or link. It opens in any phone browser and people save your contact in one tap, with no app or account on their side.
🌐 Write it in English, Arabic or both. Visitors switch languages with a tap.
📲 Add it to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. The pass updates when you edit the card.
📧 Turn the card into an email signature for Gmail, Outlook or Apple Mail.
👤 Publish a profile with your links, projects, experience and writing, and see your views and link clicks.
👥 Give a team matching cards: invite people by email, set the brand once, and lock the fields that shouldn't change.
📱 Use the iPhone and Android apps to scan paper cards and see who else has Radar on at an event.
The free plan covers your profile, three cards, email signatures and one business profile. Supporter starts at $6 a month, you name the price, and it adds unlimited cards, card analytics and extra themes.
We'd love your honest feedback on three things:
How does sharing and saving a card feel on your phone?
If you work in two languages, what still feels off?
If you run a team, what's missing before you'd roll this out?
We'll be in the comments all day. Thanks for taking a look.