VisiPass is an AI-powered networking platform that lets you create digital business cards for Google Wallet. Share your contact info with a tap, QR code, or link — and get automatic follow-up emails. Apple Wallet support is coming soon.

How does the Smart Follow-Up feature work?

After someone scans your VisiPass card, our AI automatically generates and sends a personalized follow-up email on your behalf — referencing where you met, your role, and a tailored message. Your card works while you sleep.

Does VisiPass work with Apple Wallet?

Apple Wallet support is coming soon. Currently, VisiPass works with Google Wallet. You can also share your digital business card via QR code, link, or NFC tap on any device.

Does VisiPass work with Google Wallet?

Yes. VisiPass supports Google Wallet on Android. Add your digital business card to Google Wallet and share it with NFC, QR code, or a link.

Is VisiPass GDPR / DSGVO compliant?

Yes. VisiPass is built with DSGVO compliance in mind. Data is stored in Swiss data centers (Zurich), and we never sell your contact data. Switzerland has an EU adequacy decision under Art. 45 GDPR, ensuring equivalent data protection.

Was ist VisiPass? (German)

VisiPass ist eine KI-gestützte Networking-Plattform, mit der Sie digitale Visitenkarten für Google Wallet erstellen können. Teilen Sie Ihre Kontaktdaten per Tap, QR-Code oder Link — mit automatischen Follow-up-E-Mails. Apple Wallet Unterstützung kommt bald.

Wie viel kostet VisiPass? (German)

VisiPass bietet einen kostenlosen Plan für eine Karte. Der Pro-Plan kostet 5,99 €/Monat und beinhaltet unbegrenzte Karten, NFC, CRM-Export per Webhook und KI-Follow-up. Für Teams gibt es einen Plan ab 4,99 €/Nutzer/Monat.

Digital Business Cards for Developer Relations Professionals — Your Card Should Be as Developer-Friendly as Your Docs

DevRel professionals network at conferences, hackathons, and meetups globally. A digital business card puts your GitHub, docs, and contact in one shareable developer-first profile.

Developer relations professionals live at the intersection of technology, community, and communication. You represent your company's developer product to the world — at conferences, in documentation, on stage, and in conversations with engineers who are evaluating your API. Your personal brand and your company's brand travel together, and how you present yourself reflects directly on the product you're advocating.

A digital business card is the obvious tool for a profession that values developer experience above everything else.

Lead by Example

DevRel professionals who hand out paper cards at developer conferences are sending an unintentional message. A QR code that drops your GitHub, documentation link, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and email into a developer's phone in two seconds is itself a small demonstration of good UX thinking.

It's a subtle signal, but in a profession where credibility is built through technical authenticity, the tools you use are noticed.

What to Include on a DevRel Professional's Card

Name, title, and company — Developer Advocate, Developer Relations Engineer, Community Manager, Technical Evangelist

GitHub profile — essential for technical credibility

Twitter/X — still the primary network for developer community conversations

LinkedIn — for company and career relationships

YouTube or personal blog — if you publish technical content

Company developer docs or product landing page

Email — for partnership, speaking, and collaboration inquiries

Discord or Slack community invite — if you run a developer community

Conference and Community Networking

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Developer conferences (KubeCon, GitHub Universe, AWS re:Invent, PyCon, JSConf): These are your natural habitat. At a booth, after a talk, or in the hallway track, a QR code shared from your badge or phone means engineers have your full profile — including your GitHub and company docs — before they've walked to the next booth.

Hackathons: Hackathon participants have laptops open and phones in hand. Share your card at the opening, and every team has your contact and API documentation link for the duration of the event.

Meetups and local communities: Building local developer communities is core DevRel work. A digital card with your community invite link means every new meetup attendee can join your Discord or Slack in one tap — reducing the drop-off between event and ongoing engagement.

Open source contributor outreach: When reaching out to open source contributors you want to engage with, a digital card with your GitHub, company context, and email is a cleaner introduction than a cold email alone.

Live Updates for Changing Roles and Products

DevRel professionals change companies, launch new products, and update community channels. VisiPass Live Updates mean every developer who saved your card from last year's conference has your current role and links — no reconnection email needed.

Pricing

Free plan: 1 card, QR code, shareable link. Pro at €5.99/month adds Apple and Google Wallet integration and analytics. For a DevRel budget, this is a rounding error — and the analytics showing how many developers saved your card is a useful metric for conference ROI.

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