Mara Quintero
Senior Sales Consultant
Northline Toyota
Fifteen years on the same showroom floor. Ask me about hybrid inventory before you ask anyone else.
Your business card, reinvented as a link.
One address and one QR code that hold everything a paper card holds — and keep working after your number, your title or your company change.
- No app to install
- Works on any phone
- Printed NFC card included
tapcardlink.com/mara-quintero
Example card. Mara is not a real person.
Everything a paper card carries, plus the part paper cannot.
A visitor opens a web page. No app, no account, no sign-up. Every row on it does something the moment it is tapped.
- Call, text, emailOne tap each. They dial from the card — no copying a number out of a screenshot.
- Save contactWrites a real vCard with your photo, company and title. iPhone and Android both take it.
- Whatever you need nextBooking, inventory, portfolio, reviews. Your links, in the order you choose.
- A code that never expiresIt holds your address, not your details. Print it once and edit everything behind it.
Mara Quintero
Senior Sales Consultant
Northline Toyota
Fifteen years on the same showroom floor. Ask me about hybrid inventory before you ask anyone else.
Three steps. Then it is done.
- 1
Claim your address
Pick the name that goes after the slash. It is yours from that moment and it never changes.
- 2
Fill in what matters
Name, title, a way to be reached. Everything else is optional and visibly so. Two minutes.
- 3
Share the link or the code
Text it, print the code, put it in your signature. Edit the card behind it whenever you like.
Five starting points. Then make it yours.
Colours, photo shape, button style and typeface are all yours to move afterwards. Nothing here is locked.
5 templates — scroll to see them all
The parts that do the work.
Nothing here is an upgrade. It is what the card does from the moment you publish it.
You find out what the card did
Views, saves and taps on every link. No cookies, no visitor profiles, nothing that identifies who opened it.
- Views
- 1,284
- Saved
- 317
- Save rate
- 24.7%
Illustrative figures
It points at you
Not at your phone number. Change everything behind it and the printed code still works.
tapcardlink.com/mara-quintero
One tap into their phone
A real vCard, the format iPhone and Android contact apps have imported for twenty years.
- Full name
- Company
- Job title
- Phone
- Website
- Address
- Photo
It should look like you
Field colour, accent, photo shape, buttons, typeface, your logo. Every change lands in the preview as you make it.
Your links, in your order
Drag them where you want them. Switch one off without deleting it.
- View current inventory
- Book a test drive
- Leave a review
Every profile in one place
A username is enough — we build the full link, including a WhatsApp number that opens a chat.
For people who hand something over.
The card carries whatever your work needs it to. Here is where most people start.
Salespeople
Call, text and a booking link, above everything else
Car sales
Live inventory, a test drive, the showroom map pin
Realtors
Current listings, open-house times, directions to the door
Entrepreneurs
The company, the deck, one way to get a meeting
Freelancers
Portfolio, rate card, the email you actually read
Consultants
Capability statement, LinkedIn, an intro call slot
Shop owners
Hours, address, reviews, the number that rings the shop
Creators
Every platform in one place, and a way to be hired
Questions, answered.
Still stuck? Write to hello@tapcardlink.com and a person answers.
Building your card costs nothing: sign up, design it, and look at it as long as you like. Publishing it is $30 a year — that is the address, the QR code that never changes, the hosting behind a link somebody printed, and a physical NFC card posted to you. One charge a year, on a date you can see before you agree to it, cancellable in two clicks from the same screen you bought it on.
It is a web page at your own address that holds everything a paper card holds — your name, title, company, phone, email and location — plus the things paper cannot: a tappable call button, live links, and a one-tap save straight into the other person’s contacts. You share it with a link or a QR code instead of handing over a piece of card.
No. Your card is an ordinary web page. Anyone who can open a link can open it, on any phone, tablet or computer, with no app, no account and no sign-up. That applies to you too after you have published — you only log in when you want to change something.
Any time, as often as you like. Change your phone number, your job title, your photo or your whole design, and the page updates immediately for everyone. There is no re-issuing and no re-sending: the people who already have your link simply see the new version next time they open it.
It does not, and that is deliberate. Your QR code encodes your address — tapcardlink.com/yourname — and never your contact details. So a code printed on a sign, a badge, a folder or a window keeps working after you change your number, your title or your company. The only thing that would break it is changing your username, which is why we warn you clearly before you do.
Yes. The Save Contact button generates a real vCard file, the standard format both iPhone and Android contact apps import. It carries your full name, company, job title, phone, email, website, address and photo, and files you under your own name rather than as a link they will lose.
Your card is a single link, so anywhere a link goes, it goes: a text message, WhatsApp, your email signature, an Instagram or LinkedIn bio, an AirDrop, a printed code on the counter. The share button on your own card opens your phone’s normal share sheet.
Claim your address. It takes two minutes.
Build it for nothing and see it finished before your coffee goes cold. Publishing is $30 a year, and it includes the printed NFC card, posted to you.