MARK

Features

Everything about you. One tap.

A physical object people want to carry, and a platform that keeps earning its place after the novelty wears off.

Get your MarkHow it works

Your profile

  • Everything in one place

    Photo, name, pronouns, role, company, bio, location, and every way to reach you: phone, email, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, GitHub, Instagram, X, portfolio, files, résumé, video, products, payment links and booking.

  • Save Contact that actually saves

    One tap writes a proper vCard into their phone, including your MARK link — so the saved contact keeps pointing at you after you change job, number or city.

  • Share and QR

    The native share sheet where the phone offers one, clipboard everywhere else, and a QR for anyone whose phone will not read tags.

Profile modes

  • One person, several contexts

    Networking, business, personal, developer, recruiter, student and conference. Each can restate your role and bio, and each can show a different set of links.

  • The card never changes

    Switching mode reshapes the page immediately. Because the tag holds a token rather than a layout, nothing needs rewriting.

Leads

  • Consent first

    Lead capture is collapsed by default and the consent box is never pre-ticked. The exact wording shown is stored with the lead, so there is a record of what was agreed to.

  • A pipeline, not a list

    Stages from new through to won or lost, notes, CSV export, and a hard delete for when someone asks to be removed.

Analytics

  • Useful without being invasive

    Views, unique and repeat visitors, link clicks, contact saves, device class, referrer origin and coarse country, over 7, 30, 90 or 365 days.

  • No raw IP, ever

    Visitors are counted through a salted hash that rotates daily, so it supports counting without becoming a way to follow someone over time.

  • Do Not Track honoured

    When a browser sends DNT or Global Privacy Control, nothing is recorded for that visit.

Cards and media

  • Cards, and everything after

    Cards today; stickers, keychains, wristbands, desk stands, wallet passes and plain short links all resolve through the same endpoint.

  • Lost, replaced, reissued

    Report a card lost and it stops resolving immediately. A replacement carries the binding across and keeps a link back, so the old card explains itself instead of dying.

For teams

  • Roles that mean something

    Owner, manager, marketing, sales and people/HR, each with a different reach. Deny by default.

  • Offboarding in one action

    Disable someone and every card they hold stops working on the next tap, with the audit trail and tap history intact. Then hand the card to whoever takes over.