Kbesne.
A card that hands over your number, your links and your WhatsApp in one tap. Nothing to download — not for you, not for them.
Hold it to their phone.
Anywhere near the top of the handset. The chip has no battery — it wakes up off the phone itself.
Your page opens.
A link slides down on their screen. They tap it once. No app, no QR to line up, no typing your name into a keypad.
They save you.
One button drops you into their contacts — photo, title, number, socials. The whole exchange takes about four seconds.
Get yours.
Engraved with your name, shipped in 5–7 days. Your page is set up before it arrives.
View CardThe card never changes. What's behind it does.
New job, new number, new portfolio link. Edit your page once and every card you've ever handed out points somewhere new. The person you met in March gets your current details in September.
Wood, burned not printed.
It survives a wallet
The wordmark is lasered into the grain, so there's no ink layer to wear off against keys and coins.
Every one is different
Grain and node marks run where the stalk grew. Two cards from the same batch don't match.
Warm in the hand
0.9mm, roughly the weight of three credit cards. It doesn't feel like the plastic everyone else is handing out.
Questions.
Does it work on every phone?
Every iPhone from the XR onward reads it straight from the lock screen. iPhone 7 through X need NFC switched on in Control Centre. Almost every Android sold in the last eight years reads it without any setup.
What if their phone won't read it?
Each card carries a short link and a QR on the back, so there's always a second way in.
Do I pay a subscription?
No. The card and the page are one price, once.
Can I put a logo on it?
Yes — send artwork at checkout. Orders of ten or more get a proof before anything is cut.