Virtual Business cards

The chances of people retyping your business card info into their phone are slim because it's a hassle. Instead, flip Skrol horizontally to reveal your touchless business card with a QR code. This way, everyone you meet can instantly add your contact information to their smartphone. And unlike a conventional business card, a QR code can pass links to Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, product pages, chat services, photos, and a brief searchable bio.

You can create as many business card profiles as you need — one for work, another to share personal information with friends, another for a side gig, or your assistant, partner, spouse, and anyone else.

When abroad, you can use a native language with a local address and phone number or share your domestic phone number formatted for international calls. Localized cards are particularly handy when asking for directions or hailing a cab.

They are also great for privacy. Each card can include the only information you wish to share, and for extra privacy, you can replace the QR code with a company logo or a photo.

You can also use them as name plaques during sitdown meetings or to introduce yourself during networking events — a perfect accessory for the post-COVID world.