Card Edit is the control center for your profile — your bio, your content links, your visibility settings, and every toggle that changes how your profile behaves all live here.
Adding & organizing profile content
Everything below your bio — your website, social links, payment links, calendar links, and more — is a content block. They're grouped into categories: Contact Info, Social Links, Productivity Links, Payment Links, and Music Links.
From Card Edit, open Add Profile Content. You'll see a recommended section up top, then every category with its own + Add buttons.
Tap + Add next to the type you want (Website, Instagram, Calendly, Venmo, Spotify — there are dozens). Paste in your link or info, and optionally give it a custom title with + Add Title.
For links, use Test to confirm it opens correctly before saving.
Back on Card Edit, your content list is drag-to-reorder — press and hold the handle next to any block and drag it into place. Tap the pencil icon to edit a block, or the trash icon to remove it.
Controlling what's visible
Open Edit your Contact Card to choose exactly what shows on your public profile. Under Bio, you can individually toggle:
- Headline
- Industry Designation
- Location
- Education
- Skills
- Profile Image
Every content block you've added also has its own visibility checkbox here, so you can keep something saved without showing it publicly.
Occupation and Company don't have a visibility toggle — they show automatically whenever you've filled them in. Remove the text from the field in your bio if you don't want them displayed.
Turning your profile on or off
The Active Card switch on Card Edit enables or disables the whole card. Turn it off and your profile stops being shown to visitors entirely — they'll see a disabled state instead. A red Disabled pill shows on that card in My Profiles as a reminder.
Vcard-only mode
The Vcard switch changes what happens when someone visits your link, taps your card, or scans your QR code.
Turning this on means your profile page stops showing entirely. Instead, anyone who visits automatically downloads your contact card (.vcf) straight away — there's nothing else for them to see.
This is a deliberate trade-off: faster for someone who just wants your contact info, but you lose the richer profile with all your links. You'll be asked to confirm before it takes effect.
Direct mode
The Direct switch skips your profile page and sends visitors straight to your top content block instead — useful if you mostly want people tapping through to one specific link (like a booking page or portfolio).
Direct only works if your first content block (by position in your list) is a link — a phone number or plain text block at the top will disable the option, with a note explaining why. Reorder your content so a link is first if you want to use Direct.
Multiple profiles & your default
You're not limited to one profile. From My Profiles:
- Tap Add New Card to create another profile from scratch (same two-step flow as your first one).
- Each card has a radio button to set it as your default — the one your card/QR/link points to. You'll get a confirmation that the selection has changed.
There's a limit on how many profiles you can create. If you hit it, you'll see a message telling you your profile limit has been reached — contact support if you need more.
Deleting a profile
From My Profiles, tap the trash icon on any card and confirm. Your default card can't be deleted directly — set a different card as your default first, then delete the one you no longer want.
Viewing your profile activity
Your Dashboard shows how your profile is performing: total Profile views, Contacts Exchanged, and Contacts Downloaded, filterable by date range and by card if you have more than one.