Write your card address to an NFC sticker, tag or ring. Another phone taps it and the card opens instantly, with no app and no scanning.
Camera, focus, scan. Sometimes it is faster to just tap a phone.
A QR asks the other person to open the camera and catch the code. In the dark or in a hurry that can be slow and awkward.
An NFC sticker holds your card address. Another phone just taps it and the card opens, with no app.
QR and NFC lead to the same card, you pick what is handier.
Modern phones read NFC with no app at all. A tap and the card opens in the browser.
Write the card address to a sticker, tag, ring or badge. Whatever you carry becomes your digital card.
NFC holds the address, not the data itself. Change the card content and a tap always opens the latest version, with no rewrite.
All you need is a cheap NFC sticker.
Get a cheap NFC sticker or tag, they are everywhere.
With a free NFC writing app, save your card address to the sticker.
Tap another phone to the sticker and the card opens, with no scanning.
The fastest way to share, when a tap is handier than a scan.
The plug-in is built and maintained by Aleksander Krsmanović. His own card runs on the same code you'd be buying. Scan it, save the contact, or just see how a real card looks on a phone.
planeta-racunari.rs/q/FejWtKNot for the person receiving. Modern phones read NFC with no app. An app is needed only once, by you, to write the address to the sticker.
The short address of your card. NFC carries only the link, so the card always shows the latest content, with no rewrite.
Most recent Android and iPhone phones read NFC with no app. For older ones, QR always stays as a fallback, since both lead to the same card.
No, it complements it. The same card has both QR and NFC, so you pick what is handier at the moment.
NFC works with every card, from the free Personal plan up, since you only write the card address to a sticker.
Works with every card, from the free Personal plan. All you need is a cheap NFC sticker.
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