Wirely – Digital Business Card

Wirely – Digital Business Card

Your contact, one scan away

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Released
August 20, 2026
Updated
August 26, 2026

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Wirely turns your contact details into a stunning digital business card that anyone can save with a single scan — no app needed on the other side. A CARD THAT MOVES • Full-bleed photo — or a looping video with original sound or your own music • Animated backgrounds: floating dots, a living network, twinkling stars — stack them, tune density and color • Custom typography: fonts, colors, gradients, drop shadows for your name and title SHARE THE WAY YOU MEET • QR code: one scan saves your details straight into Contacts • Apple Wallet pass: hand over your card like a boarding pass • Share as .vcf file with your photo in full resolution TWO CARDS, ONE YOU Business and private, side by side — each with its own photo or video, style, and its own set of shared details: four phone numbers (work, home, two mobiles), emails, websites, socials, addresses, birthday, and a personal note. YOUR BRAND IN THE CODE Company logo in the QR center — cropped in a built-in editor, in color or black & white, or as a subtle full-code watermark. ONLINE OR OFFLINE • Offline QR: details encoded right in the code — works anywhere, no server involved • Online QR (optional): a short link serves your always-current card in full quality and powers your Wallet pass PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no ads, no tracking. Your data lives on your device; the optional online card uploads only what you chose to share.
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What's New in Wirely

1.0.2

August 26, 2026

Sharing your card, without the guesswork. • The share sheet now shows your name and your card's photo. It used to look up the contact in your address book instead, so someone you had not saved yet appeared with no picture at all — even though the photo was in the file the whole time, as you saw the moment you saved it. • "Share contact" says what it is doing. It shows Preparing… while it works, and it works faster: the upload and the photo no longer wait for each other. • Choosing which photo to share is now a matter of looking. Your card's crop and the whole picture sit side by side, and you tap the one you want, instead of setting a switch and finding out later.

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