I was tired of coming back from networking events with 50 business cards and following up on none of them, so I built Wisery
The problem
Every networking event, same thing happens. You collect a pile of cards, come home full of good intentions, look at the pile three days later, and follow up on maybe two or three. Not because you're lazy, because manually typing contact information from paper is genuinely terrible.
I was building tools for email signatures and contact sharing when I kept running into this wall. Cards get lost. They get outdated the moment details change. And the exchange then-manually-enter process is friction that kills follow-through for almost everyone.
I tried the obvious solutions. QR codes on cards, you still lose the card. Link-in-bio pages have more friction, not less. LinkedIn QR - now you have a pile of connection requests you can't sort through.
The obvious answer came from looking at my wallet. My credit card is always with me. My transit pass is always with me. Why isn't my business card?
What I built
Wisery lets you create a digital business card that lives in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, the same app as your boarding pass and credit card. Share via QR code or link. The person you're meeting taps it, gets your full contact info, and can save directly to their phone. No app required on their end. No new platform to check. Lead capture is built in too. You can collect contact back, not just push yours out.
How it works
-> Set up your card in a few minutes (reviewers say it's fast, I'm obviously biased)
-> Share via QR code or link
-> The other person saves your contact instantly
-> You can capture their info back (two-way exchange)
Where we're at
Launched on AppSumo about a week ago. Getting real user feedback fast, which is exactly the point of this phase. Building custom domains and AI-powered email follow-ups based on what users are asking for. We went through a real pivot before landing here. Spent months trying to be a Linktree competitor before realizing the actual buyers are sales Managers, real estate agents, and business communicators. Not designers. The product is sharper now because of that mistake.
What I'd love feedback on
Is the wallet approach how you'd actually want to store and share a contact? Or is there friction I'm not seeing from the inside?
Happy to answer questions about the build, the pivot, or anything else.
Screen recording above shows the full flow
Posted Apr 8, 2026, 12:59 PM UTC