One you. Two versions.
Build your Professional and Personal cards, each with its own photo, details and QR code.
Meet anywhere. Stay connected.
Create a digital business card for work and a personal card for life. Share either with a QR code or link, and let people save your details in seconds.
Be present in the moment.
Let your card take care of the details.
Build your Professional and Personal cards, each with its own photo, details and QR code.
Choose the card that fits the conversation. They scan your QR and see only what you choose to share.
They save your details and photo to their contacts. No account or app download required.
majlis is a digital contact card website for professionals, founders, freelancers and anyone who wants to stay in touch. A card brings your chosen contact details, website and social profiles together behind one shareable link.
Use it at a conference, in a client meeting, across time zones or after meeting someone new. Show your QR code in person, or send your card link in a message. Your recipient opens a public page and can download your contact without creating an account.
Explore digital business cards ↗Professional and Personal cards have separate links and QR codes. Sharing one does not reveal the other.
Choose which contact fields appear on each published card and in its downloadable contact file.
Edit your details to update the public page. Contacts already saved on someone’s phone need to be saved again to receive those changes.
Share your role, company, work contact details and LinkedIn profile after a meeting.
Bring your website and chosen social profiles into one introduction you can send to a potential client.
Use your Professional card at a conference and your Personal card when making a new friend.
Keep separate cards for work and life. Choose the contact details and social profiles you share, and unpublish a card when you need to.
A digital business card is a web page with the contact information you choose to share. With majlis, you can share that page through a QR code or link, and recipients can save your details as a contact file.
No. Anyone with your published card link can open it in a browser and download your contact. Creating and managing your own cards requires signing in with Google and activating access with an invitation code.
Access is currently free with a valid invitation code. You do not need to buy a subscription to activate invitation access. Paid membership may be introduced later; it is not required for the current invitation model.
Yes. Your Professional and Personal cards each have their own public link and QR code. You choose the fields shown on each one. A recipient viewing one card cannot switch to your other card.
Published cards open in a mobile browser. The Save to contacts button downloads a vCard (.vcf) file, a format supported by iPhone, Android and many contact applications. Import steps and photo display can vary by device and app.
Updates appear on the public page at the same link. Unpublishing makes that page unavailable to visitors. Neither action changes or removes copies that someone has already saved to their phone.
Yes. Send the public link online or show its QR code in person. The recipient needs internet access to open the card. Include an international country code in your phone number to make it easier for people abroad to contact you.
Once you have opened your card dashboard on your device, majlis can keep your QR codes available offline on that device. A recipient still needs an internet connection to open the linked card.
Your professional world and your personal world.
Connected by you. Shared on your terms.