Stay in the conversation
Hold the phone up once. Then look at them again. The exchange should not be the thing they remember.
Alex Chen
Work · saved
mee.contact
Share your contact. Stay in the moment.
You just met someone. Keep talking. Let the card handle the rest.
The awkward exchange
You meet someone. Then both of you look down.
Unlock the phone. Type a number. Misspell the email. Scroll LinkedIn for the right Alex. Or you say you'll send it later — and you don't.
The conversation is gone. You're in admin.
How it works
1
Create a contact
The version of you for that room — personal, work, or an event.
2
Share it
A link, a QR code, or NFC. NFC write is coming — it is not live yet.
3
They save you
They open the card and save the contact. You keep the connection.
Remember who and where
Connections land with the event you tagged. Not a note you promised to write later.
Sam Ortiz
Met at Design Week
The right version of you
Personal at dinner. Work at the booth. An event card when the room is specific.
Jordan Lee
Personal
Where it fits
- Conferences
Keep who you met tied to the room — remember the session, not just the name.
- Career fairs
They save your work card on the phone already in their hand. No paper pile.
- Networking
Leave the night with the people you met, not a blur of first names.
- Sales
Follow up while the meeting is still warm — they have you, you have them.
- Talks and panels
They save you from their seat. No lineup at the laptop.
Free to start. Premium when you need more.
Free is one card and fifty connections. Premium is $5.83/mo, billed $69.99/yr — more cards, events, and a custom link.
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Make a contact. Share it. Stay in the room.