The Thumbprint Card is a printed card with a chip inside. Tap it to any phone and your full contact page opens — no app for the other person, no typing, no stack of paper cards in a drawer.
Pick a layout, set your colors, upload a logo, choose a typeface. Try the designer — it's the same one customers use.
Every order includes two chip cards — one for the wallet, one for the desk. The moment the order is placed, the web card goes live.
Hold the card to any modern phone (or scan the QR on the back) and the web card opens instantly.
People can share their info back. The owner gets an instant alert, and Thumbprint sends the follow-up automatically. See the dashboard.
This isn't a template shop. Pick a layout, set your colors, drop in your logo, choose your typeface — and the matching web card inherits the same design automatically.
Paper cards end at the handshake. The Thumbprint Card keeps working: it saves your contact to their phone, captures who you met, tells you the moment it happens, and sends the "great to meet you" note for you. Here's one tap, start to finish:
Every message above is the customer's to control — turn each one on or off, pick text or email, set the timing, and write the wording from the dashboard.
The other person shares their info in a tap or two, whichever way fits their phone:
Their phone offers to fill in their name, email, and number. One tap, done. iPhone and Android.
On Android, they tap their own contact card and their details come straight from the phone.
One tap opens a ready-made text. Their number arrives verified — no typos, no form.
Whichever way they share, the follow-up goes out on the channel we captured — email if we have it, text if we don't.
Thumbprint is web-first — a tap always opens in the browser, so nobody has to install anything. The app comes later, without building anything twice:
Card pages, dashboard, alerts, and the contact book — one codebase, live from day one.
Customers add the dashboard to their home screen: an icon, full screen, push alerts. No app store needed.
The same dashboard ships to the App Store and Google Play in a native shell, adding one-tap contact exchange.
This is the customer's first experience: design the physical card, and the matching web card is generated from the same choices. In this demo everything stays on your screen — refresh and it's gone.
In the real product this is where checkout happens: $30 setup + plan selection. Every order includes two printed cards, and the web card goes live immediately.
The person who taps the card sees this page in their browser — no app, no account. Try both buttons: Save contact downloads a real contact file, and Share your info walks through the capture flow. To see it without the commentary, open the bare card page — the website link on the card brings you back.
Each card's chip holds a unique link. Tapping (or scanning the QR on the card back) opens the owner's live web card — always current, even after a job change or rebrand.
When someone shares their info, the card owner hears about it how and when they choose: a text within seconds, an email, or both — or batched into an hourly or daily digest. Try the share button to see it simulated.
The new contact gets a "great to meet you" email in the owner's voice, and the owner gets a next-day reminder to reach out. Both are configured from the dashboard.
If you came from the card designer, this card is wearing your design right now. It resets on refresh — nothing is stored.
Taps per day · last 30 days
Every share is saved to Alex's contact book — his data, searchable and exportable anytime
| Contact | Met | Reach them | Follow-up |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jordan Lee |
Today, 9:42 AM | jordan@acmeproperty.com | Scheduled 9:00 AM |
| Priya Natarajan |
Yesterday | (555) 012-7734 | Sent |
| Marcus Webb |
Jun 29 | marcus@webbhvac.com | Sent |
| Dana Okafor |
Jun 27 | dana.okafor@hey.com | Sent |
| Sam Whitaker |
Jun 24 | (555) 016-3320 | Sent |
| Elena Cruz |
Jun 21 | elena@cruzandco.com | Sent |
What happens after every new contact
Hear about new contacts your way — pick the channel and the timing.
Sent to the new contact in Alex's voice — he picks when, and edits the wording below.
A nudge to follow up personally: "You met Jordan yesterday — reach out today."
Web card updates are free & instant. New printed cards are a paid reprint.
Classic layout · deep aqua accent · Editorial serif
Edit designOrdering the new design in print bills as a reprint: $15 for a two-card pack + shipping, ships in 5–7 days.
Managed through Stripe in the real product
All dashboard data is illustrative. Toggles and the message editor work but save nothing.