I built CodeCard- Impress Faster. Connect Smarter.
I’ve spent the last few months building CodeCard — a digital card designed around one simple idea:
When you meet someone in person, you should be able to show them what you do instantly.
Instead of handing someone a card they’ll probably forget about, CodeCard lets you pull up your work, showcase it visually, and turn that interaction into a real connection.
The MVP is built, the core features are working, and I’m at the point where I want to take this much further.
I’m looking for people who want to get involved — whether you’re a builder, designer, marketer, founder, or just someone who genuinely sees the potential.
I don’t want to slowly ship this. I want to full-send it.
If this sounds interesting to you, drop a comment or DM me.
What if your business card could actually show what you do?
Meet someone. Tap. Show your work. Connect.
That’s CodeCard.
Built for people who build.
The interesting test is whether CodeCard improves what happens after the tap, not whether people think the profile looks better than a paper card.
I’d try it in 20–30 real introductions and track the chain: opened the card, viewed the work, saved the contact, then replied or booked something within a few days. The receiver should not need an app, account or explanation, or the convenience disappears at the exact moment it matters.
I reckon “full-send” comes after that loop shows a better follow-up rate than simply exchanging LinkedIn profiles or QR codes. What has happened after the interactions you’ve tested so far?
That’s exactly the loop I want to validate next. I’ve mainly been focused on getting the MVP to a point where the core experience actually works, so I don’t have a meaningful sample size of 20–30 real introductions yet.
The intended flow is meet → tap/scan → instantly showcase what you do → connect → follow up. The receiver doesn’t need an app, account, or download — the CodeCard opens directly in their browser, or the work can be showcased right there on your phone, so it can fit naturally into an in-person interaction. And if someone downloads the app, they get the full CodeCard experience, including the deeper connection/networking side.
I’m now looking to put this in front of people at actual meetups, events, hackathons, etc. and properly measure what happens after the tap rather than just assuming it works.
That validation is exactly why I’m looking for people who want to help me take CodeCard to the next level, rather than just collect compliments on the MVP.