A better way to keep in touch

Make connections
that last.

AM

Alex Morgan

Software Developer

Building useful things. Always up for a good conversation.

+90 5XX XXX XX XX
alex.morgan@example.com
example.com
LinkedIn
GitHub
X (Twitter)

The card shows its front.

Exchange digital cards, organize your network, and stay connected with the people you meet.

One introduction. More ways to stay connected.

01 / Your cards, your choice

One person.
A card for each introduction.

Keep separate cards for work, social life and research. Linkade never guesses: you choose which card each person sees.

Choose a situation

What the colleague sees

Alex Morgan

Software Developer

Alex shares their Professional card on this connection.

Cards are chosen for each connection and can be changed later.

Sample profile. Only Alex sees their cards' type names.

02 / How it works

A hello, in four steps.

Two people, two phones, one scan. Here is what each of them sees.

  1. Alex opens My Card. The card selected there is the one they share.

  2. He swipes the card to its QR side. The code belongs to that card, works once and refreshes while it is open.

  3. Zeynep scans it with Linkade's scanner. Her currently selected card goes with the scan.

  4. Each of them now sees the other's card under “Profile found”, and Alex's QR closes on its own.

    If a card requires approval, the scan sends a connection request instead. They are connected once its owner accepts.

Alex opens My Card. The card selected there is the one they share.

Example profiles. The app is shown in English; labels it only has in Turkish are translated here, and the QR codes are illustrations.

03 / After the introduction

Keep the context.
Build the connection.

A name is a start. Make your network easier to remember, organize, and return to.

  1. Remember the conversation.

    Add private notes to your connections. Keep the details that matter, and find them when you need them.

  2. Keep paper cards too.

    Photograph a business card, review its details, and keep it alongside your digital connections.

  3. Your card, one link away. (Premium)

    Share your digital card through a personal link. Anyone can open it in their browser, even without Linkade.

  • Search finds your notes.
  • Your own directories.
  • Private. Only you see it.
Illustration of the app's Connections list. Example person and note.

04 / A little less paper

More introductions.
Fewer cards to print.

A digital exchange can replace a printed card. Start with the cards you would otherwise hand out, and consider what could stay unprinted.

Digital services have an environmental footprint too. This illustration does not measure carbon, trees saved, or your actual environmental impact.

The landscape illustrates the scenario: more people widen it, more cards per person let it grow. It does not represent trees saved.

Plan a paperless exchange

A scenario, not a savings report.

50 people1,000 people
1 card100 cards
2,000printed cards potentially replaced

200 people × 10 cards each. Assumes every planned printed card is replaced by a digital exchange. These inputs are illustrative, not measured usage.

Start with an introduction

Make the next hello worth keeping.

Get in touch

contact@linkade.app

See how an exchange works

iOS and Android apps: Store release in progress