Make your first Kard
A name is the only required field. Everything else can wait.
Your Kard begins on the Kards list at /kards: press "New Kard" — a brand-new account also shows a "Create a Kard" button on its empty state. Both open the same page, headed "Create your Kard".
One field is required
The form offers plenty — tagline, photo, contact channels, links — but only Name is required, between 4 and 100 characters. The page says it plainly: "Your digital business card — fill in what you have; everything can be changed later."
If you typed your name into the try-on field on the eKard homepage, it is already waiting in the Name box the first time this form opens.
Names shorter than 4 characters are rejected — "Name is too short (minimum is 4 characters)". A two- or three-letter brand name will not pass as typed.
Press Create Kard
Press "Create Kard" and the card exists. You land on its owner view with a congratulations notice, and a welcome email arrives carrying the card's details — the share link, the QR attached as a PNG, and a "Download the QR" link.
Your link is already working
Every new Kard is assigned a random five-character link — letters and digits, something like ekard.app/k3fp9 — and the public page is live there from the moment the card is created. The code is not yours to choose; named links are a separate matter, covered in the course on your link and your name.
Change anything later
Nothing on the form is engraved. "Edit Kard" on the owner view reopens it — headed "Edit your Kard" — and "Update Kard" saves your changes. Name, photo, channels, links: every field stays editable for the life of the card. The owner view around it, tab by tab, is the course on finding your way around.