Share your card

Open a card from your Kards list and you are already where you need to be: the owner view lands on the Share tab, and everything on it exists to put your card in someone's hands.

Your link, ready to send

A read-only "Share link" field holds your card's address, with a "Copy" button beside it. The panel's own words set the terms: "Anyone with this link can view your Kard and save your contact details."

On a phone, a "Share via…" button opens the device's native share sheet, so the link drops straight into any chat. Desktops keep to Copy; and on mobile, each card on your Kards list carries its own "Share Kard" button.

Quick links

Put a WhatsApp number or a Google Business link on your card and the Share tab grows a "Quick links" section — "One-tap shortcuts people can use to reach you — share or copy them anywhere."

• WhatsApp — your link with /whatsapp on the end. Opening it starts a WhatsApp chat with you.
• Maps location — your link with /location on the end. Opening it shows your location in Google Maps.

Each row carries its own Share button on mobile, Copy on desktop. These two are the only shortcuts — each appears when the matching detail is on the card, and not before.

The QR, briefly

The "QR code" panel shows the code that opens your card: "Anyone who scans this code lands on your Kard — print it or add it to signage and packaging." "Download QR" saves it as a PNG; "Add your logo to the QR" sets your own mark into the middle of the code. The deeper craft — logo rules, and how the QR stays correct when your card changes — is the course on your QR code.

Three counters, from day one

Above the panels sit three running totals for the life of the card: Views — the number of times your Kard has been viewed; Contacts — people who shared their contact info through it; Link clicks — the times your custom links were clicked. The counters are there on every plan, free included. What each number counts, precisely, is the course on what gets counted.

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