A paper card is wrong the moment your number changes. A CardLane card is a wallet pass: edit it once and every copy already saved on someone else's phone updates itself, the same way a boarding pass shows a new gate.
Your card lives at a fixed link, and the passes people save point at that card rather than holding a frozen copy of it. When you save an edit, Apple pushes the change to every iPhone holding your pass and Google updates its copy. The pass in their wallet shows the new details the next time they open it.
Nothing on your side changes: same card link, same QR code, same pass. You reshare nothing, and nobody has to scan you again.
New company, new title, new work email. Everyone you met at last year's conference now has the current version, without you sending a single "I've moved" email.
Update the card and the passes follow. The people most likely to need your new number are exactly the ones who saved your card.
Fix it once and it is fixed everywhere, including on the cards you handed out before you noticed.
A new logo or hero image on a Premium card reaches every saved pass the same way the text does.
Use the edit link we emailed you, or go to Find my card and get a 6-digit code sent to the address on the card.
Role, company, email, phone, website, LinkedIn, and the colour of your pass.
The passes already sitting in people's wallets are updated as part of that save.
No reshare, no new QR code, no message to send.
If someone tapped Save to contacts, they downloaded a vCard, a copy that now lives in their own address book, under their control rather than ours. That copy stays as it was. The wallet pass is the part that keeps up, which is why your card page offers both.
A phone that was offline when you saved catches up on its own: if it misses the push, it re-checks the card and fetches the current pass the next time it can reach us.
Your contact details in the wallet app on iPhone and Android, with your QR code on the pass itself.
Scans with any phone camera and opens your card. Sharp enough for a slide, a sign or a printed card.
One tap saves your name, role, company, email, phone and links to the other person's contacts.
A short, unguessable link that opens anywhere. No app needed on either side.
No. Your card link and QR code never change, and the wallet passes people already saved update themselves. There is nothing to resend.
Usually seconds. Apple pushes the change to the phone and Google updates its copy as part of your save. A phone that is offline picks it up when it reconnects.
Yes, on every card, as often as you need. Your emailed edit link is open for 30 minutes; after that a 6-digit code sent to the address on the card reopens it.
They get no notification. The pass simply shows the new details. And we don't track who holds your card or when they look at it.
Apple Wallet, Google Wallet, a QR code and a vCard. Free, no account.