VisiPass is an AI-powered networking platform that lets you create digital business cards that live natively in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. Share your contact info with a tap, QR code, or link — and let the AI send personalized follow-up emails automatically.

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?

Yes. VisiPass generates native Apple Wallet .pkpass files. Your digital business card is added directly to Apple Wallet and can be shared with a tap or QR code. The card updates live when you change your details — no re-download needed.

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 erstellen können, die nativ in Apple Wallet und Google Wallet gespeichert werden. Teilen Sie Ihre Kontaktdaten per Tap, QR-Code oder Link — und lassen Sie die KI personalisierte Follow-up-E-Mails automatisch versenden.

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-Synchronisation und KI-Follow-up. Für Teams gibt es einen Plan ab 4,99 €/Nutzer/Monat.

Digital Business Card for Startup Founders: Network Like Your Funding Depends On It

Founders meet investors, partners, and early customers constantly. A digital business card makes every conversation convertible.

As a founder, your network is your runway. The investor who funds you, the first enterprise customer who takes a chance on you, the advisor who makes the intro — they all started with a conversation.

What happened right after that conversation determines everything.

Why Founders Need a Better Card

Founders meet more people with more urgency than anyone else. But traditional paper cards fail in every scenario that matters:

At VC events: You meet 30 investors in 3 hours. They meet 300 founders. Your paper card is in a stack of 299 others by Monday.

At accelerator demo days: One wrong impression, one card that's still your old company — you've already lost the room.

On a flight: The passenger next to you turns out to be a potential angel. You don't have a card. You write your email on a napkin.

When your title changes: CEO → Co-founder & CEO. Your role evolves. Your cards are already outdated.

Digital cards solve all of this. One link, always accurate, always with you, shareable without physical contact.

What Your Founder Card Should Include

Your card is your first pitch. Make every field count:

Name and title — "Co-founder & CEO" signals more than "CEO" if you're early stage

Company name and one-line description — "VisiPass — digital business cards for professionals"

Direct mobile — investors need to be able to text you

Email — your founder email, not a shared address

LinkedIn — they're going to look you up anyway

Company website — with your product or pitch deck if you're in fundraising mode

Twitter/X if you build in public — investors follow founders who are visible

Keep it tight. A founder card that tries to explain the whole company in 10 bullet points fails. Your card opens the conversation; your pitch continues it.

The Investor Context: Why Digital Wins

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Investors see hundreds of pitches per month. Your card is a memory trigger. It needs to:

1. Be instantly findable when they search their phone in 3 weeks

2. Link to your latest materials (deck, product demo)

3. Show your current traction, not a snapshot from 6 months ago

VisiPass cards include a link field. Point it to your latest investor update, your Notion doc, or your product demo. When your numbers improve, update the link. Every investor who saved your card now has your current traction automatically.

For Fundraising Mode Specifically

When you're actively fundraising, your card becomes a tool:

QR code in your pitch deck footer — when an investor screenshots your deck slide, your contact info comes with it.

Card link in your cold outreach emails — instead of attaching a PDF deck (which gets filtered or opens in preview), your card link opens on their phone cleanly.

After demo days — share your card in the Slack channel or follow-up email. Every attendee who saves it gets updates automatically.

The Co-founder Split: Keep Your Network Straight

If you have co-founders, you each have a card. Make the division of contact clear:

Technical co-founder cards point to engineering partnerships, API documentation, technical integrations

Business co-founder cards point to investor relations, commercial partnerships, media requests

Different audiences, different cards, same company.

When Your Company Pivots

Startups pivot. Your contact info doesn't. But your description, your website link, and your title do.

With VisiPass, update once. Every investor, advisor, and partner who saved your card sees the updated version. No awkward "oh, we actually changed direction" email needed.

AI Follow-Ups: Close the Loop on Every Conversation

You met 12 people at a startup event last Tuesday. You intended to follow up with all of them. You followed up with 3.

VisiPass AI follow-ups send personalized emails to everyone who saved your card at an event — drafted in your voice, sent automatically. Your network compounds while you sleep.

Setting Up Your Founder Card

1. Go to visipass.de/signup

2. Add: your name, co-founder & CEO (or appropriate title), company name, one-line description, direct mobile, LinkedIn, Twitter/X if relevant, and your product/investor link

3. Upload your company logo

4. Download your QR code for deck footers and event badges

5. Put your card link in your email signature and LinkedIn contact info

Free accounts include your card, QR code, and Apple Wallet pass. Pro adds contact analytics and AI follow-up emails — the two features that turn conversations into pipeline.

Your next investor could already have your card.

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