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Goes with your card

Link page QR codes

A card has room for one web address. Most people need to share four, and the one they print is rarely the one that would have mattered.

You have to pick the wrong link in advance

Portfolio, booking page, shop, latest project, the talk you just gave. A card forces one choice, made months before the conversation, and whichever you chose is the wrong one for somebody.

They choose instead of you

Scanning opens a page of buttons you control, each labelled in your own words. The person picks what they came for, which means you no longer have to guess which that was.

What changes for your business

Not what it is. What is different once people are using it.

Whatever is current goes first

Launching something, speaking somewhere, hiring: move it to the top this morning and every printed code leads with it today.

You learn what people actually want from you

Scan counts show how often the page was opened, which over an event or a campaign tells you whether the link was the point or the card was.

One code outlives every campaign

Links change, the page stays, the printed code never needs reissuing. The sticker on the laptop from last year still works.

Where it sits on the card

The natural partner to a vCard code: one gives them you, the other gives them your work.

Questions people ask

How is this different from a link-in-bio service?

The page is the same idea. The difference is that it is made to be reached by a printed code and sits alongside your card, rather than living only in a social profile.

Can I change the order of the links?

Yes, at any time, and the printed code does not change. The order you set is the order people see on their next scan.

Is there a limit on how many links?

Practically, the limit is attention rather than the product. A page of four links gets read; a page of twenty gets scrolled past.