Free for property agents and anyone who sells
Put in your name, number, email and website, and get a QR code that adds you to their contacts in one scan. Download it for your card, or save the contact file. Free, no sign-up.
Fill in what you'd print on the card. Leave out anything you don't want saved.
A paper card goes in a pocket. A scan puts your name and number in their contacts while you're still there.
The fields a phone saves with a contact. Keep it to what you'd want them to use.
A QR code only has to work once: the moment someone holds a phone over it.
The QR code is free. ActivityTracker, the app we make, is paid. It doesn't make or scan cards. It keeps the follow-up call from slipping.
A QR code that holds a contact card in the vCard format, the one phones use to share contacts. Scan it and the phone offers to save the contact.
The camera on most phones reads QR codes. Some older phones need a QR app.
No. It holds your details, not a link to a page, so there's nothing to switch off. If your number changes, make a new one.
The .vcf file is the same card. Attach it to an email or send it in a chat, and it opens as a contact.
Yes. Tick Add a WhatsApp link and the card saves a wa.me link with your number, so they can message you in one tap. For a link or a QR code that opens a chat with you, use the WhatsApp link generator.
No. Scanning saves your contact on their phone and sends you nothing. Ask for their number, or have visitors write it on the open house sign-in sheet.
Yes, and there's no sign-up. The Copy page link button saves what you typed in the link.
Keep using the generator for free. The app keeps the follow-ups on your list.