Tap the Bolt · by Fast Eddie Web

Your card. Your name on it — nobody else's.

A digital business card you tap, scan, or send. By Fast Eddie Web.

You came from Brody Evanson's card — that source is stamped on signup (attribution is built in from day one).

$5/month per person, plus tax where it applies. The full total shows before you pay — nothing hidden, nothing sprung on you at the end.

What it is

A digital business card that lives on a physical card in your wallet and a link you can send anywhere.

Tap the card against someone's phone and your contact page opens. No app for them to download.
No tap? No problem. Your link works anywhere — text it, email it, drop it in your bio — and your QR code is ready to download and print today. A printed QR also rides on the physical tap card.
Your page shows what you put on it — your photo or your logo, your name, your work, your links — in your colors. You edit it yourself, whenever you want, and every card you've ever handed out is instantly current.
When someone wants to hand their information back, they can — right from your page. It lands in your own list, attached to your card.

Why this exists

I'm Ed Hildenbrand. I've spent more than twenty years behind a high-end bar in Pittsburgh, and here's what twenty years of regulars teaches you: business runs on people remembering you — and on you remembering them.

A paper card gets lost in a coat pocket by Friday. The big digital-card companies will fix that for you, but they'll charge you like you're a corporation, and most of them stamp their own logo on your card until you pay extra to have it removed.

So I built the plainer, cheaper version myself. Read the whole story →

See a live card

Chad Evanson Brody Evanson Ed Hildenbrand Mike Schatzel John Kalb Nicole Hammond Brett Quickle Prema Shakti