My Contact Profile

Practical guides, not proprietary hardware

Everything you need to turn one live profile into QR, NFC and a better physical business card.

Start with the basics, then choose the guide that matches what you are trying to make: a QR card, an NFC card, a low-cost bulk run, or a simple contact-sharing profile.

Promotional merchandise examples with QR codes including a coffee cup, shopping bag, business card and product boxes

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Choose the guide that matches your next step.

Digital business cards

What a live profile changes compared with putting static contact details on paper.

Permanent QR codes

How a stable QR keeps working when your public profile address or contact details change.

NFC business cards

What to buy, how NFC works, and why an ordinary writable card is enough.

DIY and bulk production

Low-cost methods for one card, a small batch, or hundreds and thousands of cards.

The core idea is simple: the physical card is only a pointer.

Your live profile holds the information. QR and NFC hold a permanent smart link. That separation is what lets you edit the profile later without replacing every card you already handed out.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an NFC card to use My Contact Profile?

No. The profile works as a normal web link and QR code. NFC is optional hardware for faster in-person sharing.

Do I need a special QR service?

No. Your QR is generated from the permanent My Contact Profile share identity rather than a third-party QR redirect service.

Ready when you are

Choose your username and profile URL, then customise your profile with every template and colour palette available. Take your time, make it exactly how you want it, and pay only when you’re completely happy with the result.

Create your profile
DIY NFC — no proprietary card requiredMake your own NFC business card for pennies.

Use an ordinary writable NFC card or sticker, program your permanent profile link yourself, and keep the same card when your details change. Bulk blank cards can cost only a few tens of pence each.

See the full NFC guide