What is a digital business card?
A digital business card is your contact details as a page you share from your phone: a QR code to scan, a link to send, or a card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. The person you meet opens it in their browser and saves you to their contacts with a tap.
Paper cards run out, go out of date the day you change title or number, and end up in a drawer. A digital card is always current, because the same link shows your latest details. And you share it in seconds: across the table, at a trade show, or afterwards by email.
The bigger difference is that it works both ways. With Veey, the person you meet can send their details back from your card, and everyone you meet ends up in one place with notes, reminders and details filled in by AI, not in a stack of cards you'll type in later. Or never.
Veey is a digital business card app that runs in your browser at app.veey.co, on phones, tablets and computers. It's made by Zand Computing AB in Sweden, and your data is stored in the EU (Finland). A card for one person costs €9.99 a month or €89 a year, and every plan begins with a 30-day free trial.
What your Veey card does
Share by QR or link
In your phone's wallet
In your email signature
Share Back
Scan cards and badges
Filled in by AI
Follow up on time
Always up to date
Ready for teams
How it works
Create your card
Share it
Get theirs back
Follow up
Questions about digital business cards
No. Your card opens in any web browser, so the person you share with needs neither an app nor an account. iPhone and Android open your details as a contact card ready to save, and other devices get a standard .vcf contact file. They can also share their own details back from the same page.
No. The Veey app runs in the browser at app.veey.co, on phones, tablets and computers. Add it to your phone's home screen and it opens like any other app, with your card ready to share.
With Veey, a card for one person (Solo) costs €9.99 a month or €89 a year (the same figures in US dollars). Teams of 2–5 pay €8.99 per user a month or €79 per user a year, from 6 users it's €69 per user a year, and larger organisations can ask for a quote. Scanning, lead capture, follow-ups and AI enrichment are included in every plan, with no per-scan or per-lead fees.
There's no free plan, but every plan starts with a 30-day free trial. You can create your card, share it and try everything before you choose a plan. People who get their own card through Share Back get the same 30-day trial.
Yes. On iPhone you add your card to Apple Wallet, and on Android to Google Wallet, from the menu in the Veey app. Your card is then one tap away, even when you're offline.
Yes. Veey doesn't use NFC cards or tags at all. You share with a QR code, a link or your phone's wallet, which work on every phone without extra hardware to buy, carry or lose. For print, you can download a static QR code.
An electronic business card is usually a .vcf (vCard) file: a fixed copy of your contact details, like the ones Outlook sends. A digital business card is a live page with its own link and QR code, so it always shows your latest details and can carry a photo, links, video and a gallery. When someone saves your contact from it, their phone still gets a standard contact.
Yes. Scan a paper business card or an event badge with your phone's camera and AI reads the details. AI enrichment then fills in what's missing, such as job title, LinkedIn profile and company logo. Scanning is included in every plan, with no scan limits.
Yes, any time. Changes are live straight away, so anyone who opens your card sees your current details, with nothing to reprint. Contacts people have already saved to their phone are copies, so they keep the details from when they were saved.