ShareKard is a QR-based career profile platform built for students. Students can create one smart KARD for their resume, projects, skills, LinkedIn, GitHub, portfolio, certifications, achievements, and contact details — then share it through one link or QR code. It is useful for internships, placements, hackathons, freelancing, college events, and networking. No paper card. No scattered links. Just KARD.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m excited to launch ShareKard today.
ShareKard started from a simple problem I noticed with students: their career identity is scattered everywhere — resume in one place, LinkedIn somewhere else, GitHub, portfolio, certificates, projects, and contact details all shared separately.
So I built ShareKard: a QR-based student career profile platform.
With ShareKard, students can create one smart KARD that includes:
✅ Resume
✅ Projects
✅ Skills
✅ LinkedIn
✅ GitHub
✅ Portfolio
✅ Certifications
✅ Contact details
✅ QR code
The goal is to help students share their complete career profile during internships, placements, hackathons, college events, and networking.
Our slogan is:
NO CARD, JUST KARD.
I’d love your feedback on:
1. Does the positioning feel clear?
2. What feature should we build next?
3. Would colleges/recruiters find this useful?
Thanks for checking it out 🚀
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It would be great if the KARD could show analytics like how many times the QR was scanned and which section viewers tapped the most. That way students would actually know what recruiters are looking at and what to improve before placements or hackathons.
That’s a really valuable suggestion. Analytics is one of the features we’re planning to build next.
The idea is to help students see things like: - QR scans - Profile views - Resume clicks - LinkedIn/GitHub clicks - Portfolio clicks - Contact clicks - Most viewed sections
I agree that this can help students understand what recruiters or event visitors are actually looking at, and improve their KARD before placements, internships, or hackathons.
Adding this to our roadmap. Thanks for the thoughtful feedback 🚀
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Finally tried building my own KARD and the QR-to-portfolio flow felt smoother than most link-in-bio tools I've used.
That means a lot, especially because one of our main goals with ShareKard is to make the QR-to-profile flow feel simple, fast, and useful for students.
We don’t want it to feel like just another link-in-bio tool — the focus is on resumes, projects, skills, and career links in one clean student profile.
Really appreciate you trying it and sharing this feedback 🚀
It would be great if the KARD could show analytics like how many times the QR was scanned and which section viewers tapped the most. That way students would actually know what recruiters are looking at and what to improve before placements or hackathons.
@kriyexqxx Thank you, Şükriye 🙌
That’s a really valuable suggestion. Analytics is one of the features we’re planning to build next.
The idea is to help students see things like:
- QR scans
- Profile views
- Resume clicks
- LinkedIn/GitHub clicks
- Portfolio clicks
- Contact clicks
- Most viewed sections
I agree that this can help students understand what recruiters or event visitors are actually looking at, and improve their KARD before placements, internships, or hackathons.
Adding this to our roadmap. Thanks for the thoughtful feedback 🚀
Finally tried building my own KARD and the QR-to-portfolio flow felt smoother than most link-in-bio tools I've used.
@ramazan786769 Thank you so much 🙌
That means a lot, especially because one of our main goals with ShareKard is to make the QR-to-profile flow feel simple, fast, and useful for students.
We don’t want it to feel like just another link-in-bio tool — the focus is on resumes, projects, skills, and career links in one clean student profile.
Really appreciate you trying it and sharing this feedback 🚀