hub.cards pairs a business card designer with a contact manager so networking no longer ends with a stack of paper cards in a drawer. You create a digital card in the free editor, choosing template designs or building one from scratch, and then share it however is convenient — a QR code on a phone screen, a link in an email, or a post on social media. Because the card lives online, the person receiving it doesn't need to install anything.
The companion address book syncs across devices, so when a contact updates their details your copy updates too. You can add notes, group people for follow-ups, and see analytics about who opened, downloaded or shared your card and when. For the paper cards you still collect, an AI-powered scanner reads the card and files the information straight into your contacts.
Apps are available for Mac, Windows, iOS and Android, with a browser version for quick access. The project is pitched at professionals and small teams who want a polished card without print costs, and it leans on the environmental angle of skipping paper cards as an additional selling point.
