Hand it over. Get one back.
vision5 is a digital business card and link page. It goes into their phone in one tap, and brings their details back to you in the next. They install nothing, and nothing tracks them.
Founder, Rivera Studio
Austin · 10:42 AM
Save my contactType your name on it
Add Sam Rivera to contacts?
Every field they will save, shown before they save it.
- Name
- Sam Rivera
- Company
- Rivera Studio
- sam@rivera.example
- Website
- rivera.example
- Nothing to install
- Offline QR for no signal
- No cookies, no stored IPs
- They can send theirs back
Two phones. One exchange.
No app on their side, no account, no download to wait for. This is the whole handoff.
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1Share it your way
Show your QR code, tap an NFC tag, or send your link. It rides in your email signature too.
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2It opens in their browser
No app, no sign-up. The card loads even with JavaScript switched off.
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3They see what they save
Every field is listed before anything reaches their contacts. One tap adds you.
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4They can send theirs back
Turn it on and they can reply with their details. It is their choice, and they get a link to ask for deletion later.
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5It lands where you follow up
New contacts arrive in vision5, and in HubSpot, Salesforce or your own webhook if you connect one.
Two codes. You pick which one.
A conference hall with no signal is exactly where cards get handed out. So there are two kinds of QR code, and you choose per use.
Points to your card online. Change your role, photo or links, and every code you already printed shows the new version.
- Stays current after printing
- Counts as a visit
- Needs a connection
Carries your contact inside the code. Their phone reads it without any connection at all, so it works in a basement, a hall or a plane.
- Works with no signal
- Frozen once printed
- Can't be counted or taken back
Present mode puts either code full screen on your own phone, and saves it for offline use.
The person you meet isn't a lead.
Some card apps look people up across data sources and follow them afterwards. A vision5 card does not. Here is everything a card asks for when it opens.
- No cookies on a public card.
- No IP addresses stored.
- No third-party scripts or trackers.
- Views are counted as visits, never as people.
- Sending details back is their choice, with a link to ask for deletion.
Sam Rivera
Founder, Rivera Studio
Austin · 10:42 AM
Save my contactPick a look. It stays readable.
Start from a preset or set your own three colors. vision5 works out the rest, and won't publish a card people can't read.
These are the product's own eight presets. Try dragging the text color toward the card color.
For teams: on-brand, and off in a minute.
Lock the look for everyone. When someone leaves, their cards go offline within a minute, and the contacts they collected stay with the team.
- Colors
- Typeface and corners
- Main button label
Questions people ask first.
Does the person I meet need an app?
No. Your card opens in any phone browser. They tap Save my contact and their phone offers to add you, the same way it would for any contact file.
What if there's no signal?
Show the contact code instead of the live one. It carries your contact inside the QR code itself, so their phone reads it with no connection at all.
Can I change my card after printing the QR code?
Yes, with the live code. It points to your card online, so a new role, photo or link shows up on every code you have already handed out.
What do you know about people who open my card?
Counts, not people: how many times it was opened, saved and tapped, and from which kind of share. No cookies, no stored IP addresses, no third-party scripts. If they send their details back, that was their choice.
Can I have more than one card?
Yes. Make one per context, each with its own look, its own link and its own numbers.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Connect one domain you own, like card.yourcompany.com, and vision5 sets up HTTPS for it. It comes with Pro and Teams, and is free for every team while we launch. Your vision5.cc address keeps working too.
Your next introduction starts with a tap.
Make your cardJordan Lee
Partner, Lee & Co
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