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Show your Google rating on your Kard. Find your business on Google from Edit Kard, and your Kard shows its stars and how many people rated it, with a link to read what they wrote. With a paid plan.

Show your opening hours on your Kard, with Open now or Closed now worked out for each visitor, in their own language.

A Text button beside WhatsApp for your phone number. Where people mostly text, as in the US and Canada, it comes first, and you can change the order in Edit Kard.

Starting a team can bring the Kard you already have into it, and its old link and printed QR codes keep working.

Each event can have its own line for the email your visitors get, written when you make the event, so people you met there never get another event's line. University: Events

When a client's email on a booking looks mistyped, fix it in one tap and send them the confirmation again. University: The front desk

The Terms of Service say how your Kard uses Google Maps. Read the Terms

Every layout of your Kard shows its own words, like buttons, labels, dates and prices, in your visitor's language, and so does a ready-made design you choose from now on (choose yours again to get this). What you wrote stays as you wrote it. University: In your visitor's language

Signing up and signing in speak your browser's language, in any of eight languages, and the home page lists them.

On a Kard linked to its Google listing, Directions open that exact place, and Edit Kard shows what Google lists for your business beside what your Kard says, so you can spot what's out of date.

Profile shows your country and time zone, says what each one changes, and lets you change them. Open Profile

Printable cards open on Letter and inches in the US and Canada, and on A4 and millimetres elsewhere. University: Print your card

Buying a link with your name shows the exact link and checks it's still free before you pay. University: Your link and your name

Lines that mix Arabic and English read in the right order on your Kard, its link preview, your email signature and the desk card.

The phone number's country list finds a country by its own name or a short form, like "UAE" or "الإمارات".

The reminder to finish your Kard arrives the next morning, in your own time zone.

Rewording a question you ask visitors keeps every answer under the words it was given, in Contacts, the CSV and an event's page. University: The exchange

Mark people done straight from your follow-up list, one at a time or all you've selected, with Undo. The morning email shows who each person is, with their company, answers and message, and names each one on their day and the morning after. University: Notes and follow-ups

Your Kards screen starts with the people waiting for you to follow up, when there are any.

When an email address looks mistyped, "Did you mean" stands out and asks once more before sending, on your Kard's form and on the booking form.

In Hindi, the note that you're already signed in shows its letters correctly.

Choosing a ready-made design keeps its confirmation on the screen.

The time zone list names each zone's own country.

Changing a client's email gives their appointments to come new private links, and the old links stop working.

The link that confirms a new sign-in email, opened in a browser that isn't signed in, now says how to finish the change.

A person's name is never taken from a business's name, and a business's Kard saves to a phone as a company.

Saving a Kard to a phone keeps its LinkedIn and other links.

The WhatsApp opener reads a number without a country code as one from your own country, and says which.

Backing out of starting a team takes you back to making your own Kard, and "Make my Kard" in an earlier email opens the Kard you already made.

Images over 52 megapixels are refused with a clear message before they're read, and a file's preview is drawn at a set size, however large its pages.

Files on a Kard are limited to 30 uploads an hour for each account, and images over 52 megapixels are refused.

Photos and logos on your Kard no longer carry where they were taken or which phone took them, and the file you uploaded isn't shown to visitors, only its sizes.

A calendar's emails about bookings to an address it hasn't written to before count toward a daily limit.

After a sign-in you didn't recognize, Sign out everywhere now also lists the people who joined your teams since, the front desk and staff sign-ins added to your calendars since, and anyone who was a team admin since, even if they stepped down or left, so you can remove them. It also cancels the calendar invitations sent since.

Removing someone from that list stops what they set up to send the team's contacts elsewhere, and disconnects the apps they connected for the team.

Every admin of a team gets an email when someone joins it by an invitation or gets a sign-in to its calendar, and when someone other than the Kard's holder changes where or how a team Kard sends its new contacts, or turns that sending back on. The holder gets that second email too.

Show what you sell on your Kard. Each product has a photo, a price and a button to order on WhatsApp, pay, ask about it or open a link, and visitors can say which ones interest them. Six show on every plan, up to 200 with a plan. University: Show your products

Change the email you sign in with, from Profile. A link and a code go to the new address, and the old one is told, with a way to undo it. Open Profile

Add a person to your contacts by hand, on every plan. Add a person

When a visitor and someone you added are the same person, Contacts says so and offers to merge them. University: Your contacts

Signing up and signing in start with "Email me a link and a code". A password is still there for those who use one. University: Create your account

The form on your Kard opens below your details instead of over your number, and a visitor who sent their details sees what they sent, with a way to fix it. University: The exchange

Each Kard's tabs come in one order everywhere, Share, Contacts, Analytics, Documents, Booking and Settings, and Delete asks on the page, saying what happens to its contacts and bookings. University: Find your way around

Calendar, Events and Bookmarks wait under More tools until you use them.

One design gallery, where using a design asks first and can be undone. University: Choose a layout

Contacts on a phone shows the people first, the CSV opens cleanly in a spreadsheet, and search finds a card's address too. University: Your contacts

Event recaps name each person's company, their answers and their message. University: Events

A new Kard with a photo opens sooner on a slow connection.

A language a visitor picks as your Kard's page opens stays picked.

On a phone, every tab of a Kard is in sight again, with Edit, Design and Preview beside them.

After a sign-in you didn't recognize, Sign out everywhere now replaces your AI key, stops anything set up since to send your contacts or bookings elsewhere, cancels the team invitations sent since and gives your calendars new private links. It also lists the admins who joined your teams since, so you can remove them.

When someone you already have sends their details again, what they send is kept beside the details you have, marked as not checked, and never replaces them. Their message is added as a new entry.

The sign-in email carries an 8-digit code too. Type it on the device that asked, for when the link opens somewhere else. University: Sign in with a link by email

People are called by their name, not by the first part of their email address.

A Kard's page loads much less, so it opens faster on a slow phone network.

Tapping Bookmark on a Kard while signed out signs you in and brings you back to it.

Every sign-in from a phone or a browser your account hasn't used before sends you an email, whichever way it signed in, with Sign out everywhere if it wasn't you. University: Your account

When a code from a sign-in email signs in to your account, you get an email saying where and when, with Sign out everywhere if it wasn't you.

Send every new contact to HubSpot, from a Kard's Settings, on any plan. University: Send new contacts to HubSpot

Scan cards, in Contacts. Take photos of the paper cards you're given, check what was read, and save them all, with a paid plan. Open Scan cards

Our team, a page of your team's people with their photos and job titles, each linking to their Kard, with a search. Its members see it when signed in, and an admin can open it to everyone. University: Team branding and links

Big teams on a phone, lists of 30 at a time with a search, the team page's latest Kards, Members, printing and Our team.

Your visitor's language reaches past your Kard, to booking and its emails, signing up, the waitlist, reporting a Kard and Our team. University: In your visitor's language

The Privacy Policy says what happens to contacts you send to other apps. Read the Privacy Policy

Our team counts its visits, shown in the team's Settings, and when a team's address changes, the old one leads to the page.

When an email to you bounces for good, your Profile says so, and we stop sending to that address. Open Profile

After someone sends you their details, signing up and booking a time start with what they just sent. University: The exchange

More of the visitor's pages and the team pages fit a phone.

Your Kards are listed in the same order every time.

A website on your Kard is saved with https:// in front, so its link opens.

A phone number typed before the country list has loaded is saved with its country.

Two people booking the same time at the same moment get one booking and one "that time was just taken" message.

A personal Kard's address stays with its account after the Kard is deleted or moves into a team.

Choose your Kard's name link yourself in its Settings, with a plan. Old links and printed QR codes keep working. University: Your link and your name

Turn on browser notifications for new contacts and for requests to join your team, in Chrome on Android and on a computer.

After a visitor sends you their details, they're offered a Kard of their own made from what they typed, with Make it mine. University: The exchange

Right after you make a Kard, send it to someone you just met, by WhatsApp or a text message, and they're saved to your contacts. University: Share your card

Show my QR puts your Kard's QR code on the whole screen, for someone in front of you to scan. University: Your QR code

On a phone, a bar along the bottom reaches your Kard, Contacts, your QR code and the menu.

Analytics shows how often Google showed your Kard in its results, and how many people opened it from there. University: The Analytics tab

Print a desk card that folds into a tent, and an event poster, from the printable card's page. University: Print your card

A team's page shows the last 7 days, the last 30 days or all time, with each Kard's views, contacts and QR scans.

Sign in with a link sent to your email, with no password to remember. University: Sign in with a link by email

Let people join your team with one link you share. Each person asks to join, and an admin approves them on Members. University: Let people join with a link

Add up to two questions of your own to the form visitors fill in, a short answer or a choice, free on every plan. University: The exchange

A picture for WhatsApp Status, Instagram and Facebook Stories, with your QR code, and festival greetings to send with it. University: A Status picture and greetings

Every WhatsApp button beside a contact opens the chat with a hello already written. You write your own once, on Profile. University: Notes and follow-ups

Choose the first line a visitor's WhatsApp message starts with when they tap WhatsApp on your Kard. University: Contact channels

Analytics counts what visitors tap on your Kard, like Call, WhatsApp, Directions and Pay, and shows how each contact found you. University: What gets counted

Let people find your Kard on Google, with one switch in its Settings. A business's Kard offers it once. University: Kard settings

Your own visits to your Kard, signed in, aren't counted as views. University: What gets counted

Long names never break in the middle of a word, and a logo used as a photo is shown whole, on every layout.

Your first Kard is made on one screen, and your Kard's page, form and saved contact fit a phone throughout. University: Make your first Kard

Inside another app's browser, like Instagram's or Facebook's, the sign-in page offers your email first and shows how to open your phone's own browser for Google. University: Create your account

When a Kard in search changes, Bing and other search engines hear of it within minutes.

Owner pages open faster.

The signed-in pages were reworked for phones, from a Kard's tabs and Contacts to Events, teams and forms.

A save of your contact counts only when a person taps Save, not when a robot or a link preview reads the file. University: What gets counted

The email a visitor gets after sending you their details can open with a line you write, and offers them a Kard of their own, filled in. University: Emails from your card

Every layout of your Kard works with a screen reader, a keyboard, large text, high contrast and reduced motion.

A Kard or a file you hide, change or delete stops being shown everywhere at once.

Many smaller protections across signing in, teams, files and the forms visitors fill in.

Paste the link Google gives your business for ratings, and your Kard shows a button that opens Google's form to rate it. The printable card adds a card for your counter, with its QR code. University: Print your card

A new team's page shows five steps to set it up, each ticked by itself as you do it. University: Set up your team

A lock-screen wallpaper made from your Kard, with your QR code, from its Share tab. University: A lock-screen wallpaper

Export your contacts as a CSV file, from Contacts. University: Your contacts

Report a Kard. Every Kard's page has a link to report it, and each report gets a reference and an email saying it arrived. University: Report a Kard

Your Kard speaks your visitor's language. Its buttons, labels and form appear in Hindi, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Arabic, Indonesian or German, from the visitor's browser or their own pick. Your own words stay as you wrote them. University: In your visitor's language

Your Kard's link, sent in a chat or an email, shows a picture of your card with your photo, name, job title and company. University: Share your card

New Kards and new teams start on the Letterhead layout. University: Choose a layout

Every plan shows the last 30 days in Analytics. University: The Analytics tab

The monthly letter suggests one thing to do next for each Kard, with the link that does it. University: Emails from your card

An event that runs for two days or more sends a recap of the day's new people each evening. University: Events

A visitor who taps "Create your own" lands on a page about the Kard they came from.

A new account gets a welcome email that confirms its address, and short emails on its first days about making a Kard people open.

Kard pages load faster.

Leaving a waitlist, confirming the deletion of an account and joining a team from an invitation work in Chrome again.

Pages you see signed in are kept only in your own browser, and a photo or a logo can only be a picture you upload.

Someone removed from a team stops receiving its new contacts, a team invitation works only for the address it was sent to, and a team's old address stays the team's, so its printed QR codes keep working.

A printable business card from any Kard, single cards for a print shop or ten to a page for your own printer, in every script. Free on every plan. University: Print your card

Event mode. Give an event its dates, and everyone you meet there is tagged with it. The morning after, one email lists them all. University: Events

Pay buttons beyond UPI, PayPal.Me, Venmo, Cash App, Pix, IBAN and Zelle. Your country decides which come first. University: Get paid from your Kard

Start a team yourself, free for up to 25 people while it's early. University: Start a team

A video-call background made from your Kard, with your QR code, for Zoom, Teams and Meet. University: A video-call background

Someone who sends you their details and then makes a Kard of their own finds it filled in with what they just sent. University: The exchange

For developers, an MCP endpoint, so an AI assistant can use the Agent API as its tools. University: AI agents and MCP

Set a day to follow up with someone. That morning one email lists everyone due, with WhatsApp, Call and Email for each. University: Notes and follow-ups

Import your team from a spreadsheet. Each person gets a team Kard filled in, and an invitation that makes it theirs when they join. University: Import your team from a spreadsheet

The AI design studio, with a paid plan. Describe a change to your page and see it made, 30 times a month. University: Design your own page

A company and a job title on every Kard. University: Name, job title, photo

Keep a private note on each contact, with their company and job title, and search your contacts by any of it, or by part of a phone number. University: Notes and follow-ups

Send each new contact, as it arrives, to an address you choose, like Zapier, Make, your CRM or your own server. Free on every plan. University: Send new contacts to other apps

Start a new Kard from a contact file, from your phone or another card app, or with a paid plan from a photo of your paper card. You check every field before it's made. University: Start from a paper card or a contact file

Change your name and photo from Profile. Open Profile

A calendar invitation nobody answered gets one reminder after 3 days too.

An invitation to your team that nobody answered gets one reminder after 3 days.

Every page that describes the plans says the same thing, from one list.

A team's own Kard is counted in its analytics and in the monthly letter. University: The Analytics tab

Staff who can't move a booking are told to ask the front desk, instead of being asked to move it.

Unsubscribing in one click from your email app works, and an unsubscribe link asks before it acts.

A link in an email that was sent to another of your accounts says so, instead of opening the wrong one.

The QR studio's preview is exactly the code you save, on every Kard and file. University: Your QR code

Signing out holds, even with a Kard's page still open in another tab.

Invite people to your team by email, and see everyone on a Members page with their role. Admins can remove people, and people can leave. University: Set up your team

An email signature made from your Kard, in three layouts, ready to paste into your email app. University: Your email signature

Put your Kard on your own domain, from its Settings, with a plan. You add one record where your domain is registered, and the page shows when it's live. University: Custom domains

Ask for your account to be deleted from a page of its own, linked from Help. Open Help

A waitlist for full days. Clients join it, and when a time frees up they get an email, or you get a reminder to send them a WhatsApp message. University: The waitlist

Insights for your business, how full your calendar is, your busiest hours, no-shows, your clients, your services and your takings, with a file to download. University: Insights for your business

Notifications on your phone for new bookings and changes, for owners, admins, the front desk and staff.

Book a visit that repeats every week, every 2 weeks or every 4 weeks, from the front desk. University: The front desk

Buy Professional again after a cancelled year ends, or keep it before it ends. University: Plans and billing

People on a team get an email when their role changes or when they're removed.

Save contact works in every browser, with a way out of an app's own browser, a note on phones about what happens next, and a QR code to scan on a computer. University: Share your card

When you ask to delete your account, everything goes, Kards, contacts, files and calendar data, within 30 days. Payment records are kept as the law requires.

The Privacy Policy and the Terms were rewritten to say exactly what the product does with your data. Read the Privacy Policy

When the form on your Kard can't send, it keeps everything the visitor typed.

A Professional plan you cancel stays active until the end of the year you paid for, and buying a pay-once plan stops Professional from renewing. University: Plans and billing

A Kard on its own domain always opens the Kard, never the site's home page.

If you cancel a sign-in with Google, you come back to the sign-in page.

Only a team's admins can move or delete its Kards, and each person is offered only the team actions they're allowed to take.

Take bookings from your Kard. Your booking page shows your services, your open times and your rules, for one person or a whole team. University: Take bookings from your Kard

The front desk shows your day or your week. Add walk-ins, drag a booking to a new time and mark how each visit went, and every screen updates as it happens. University: The front desk

Every client in one list with their visits. Mark a visit paid and see your takings. In India, ask for an advance by UPI when someone books. University: Getting paid and takings

A calendar for your team, with sign-ins for the front desk and for staff, and My day, each person's own day on their phone. University: Your team

Your clients get an email with a calendar invite when they book, and reminders the day before and two hours before. You can send them a WhatsApp message from your own phone in one tap, and each morning you get a summary of your day. University: Reminders and messages

Connect Google Calendar, and the times you're busy there can't be booked. University: Connect your calendar apps

Read your services and prices from a photo of your price list, with a paid plan. University: Services and meeting types

For developers, the Agent API covers calendars and bookings too, with an OpenAPI description and a page of its own. Open the page for developers

When you change your Kard's link, its old link and the QR codes you printed still open your Kard. University: Your link and your name

The signed-in pages load less. Charts and the text editor load only on the pages that use them.

Try every layout and 20 ready-made designs on your own Kard before you choose, in the design gallery. University: Choose a layout

Style your QR code in the QR studio, with its colours, its shape and your logo, from 10 one-tap styles or your own. What you see is the code you download. University: Your QR code

Every version of a design of your own is kept. Compare one with your draft and bring it back. University: Design your own page

A file on your Kard can have a page of its own design, starting from a template, behind its link and QR code. University: Document links and QRs

Let an AI agent work on your account through the Agent API. Your key is on AI Agents, in the menu under your name. University: AI agents and MCP

Free tools that need no account, the WhatsApp opener, which messages a number without saving it, and the card builder. University: The WhatsApp opener

Someone who sends you their details can share their own card back in one tap. University: The exchange

Files on your Kard show a preview of their first page, and you can rename them. University: Attach documents

The Analytics tab was rebuilt around your views over time, where they came from and the contacts they brought. University: The Analytics tab

The WhatsApp opener reads a number written without its country code as one from the visitor's own country. University: The WhatsApp opener

The University, short courses in plain words on everything your Kard can do. Open the University

The Contacts and Bookmarks pages were rebuilt around each person, so you find someone by who they are. University: Your contacts

Every email we send was rewritten to say what happened and what you can do next. University: Emails from your card

When your Kard shows a design of your own, its Share tab says so and links to the editor.

Stronger checks that each person can see and change only their own Kards, contacts, teams and payments.

Four new layouts for your Kard, Letterhead, Jharokha, Mohur and Yantra, and Restaurant, which puts a place's menu first. University: Choose a layout

Design your Kard's page yourself in HTML. Your details fill in by themselves, so a number you change is right on the page, in the saved contact and everywhere else. University: Design your own page

The site and every signed-in page have a new design, the same on each.

The form where visitors send you their details takes your Kard's colours, dark on a dark Kard.

The phone number field on your Kard now starts with each visitor's own country code.

Attach files to a Kard, up to 10 of them, as PDFs, Word documents or pictures. Each file gets its own link and QR code, and shows on your Kard's page. University: Attach documents