Bio page and digital cardEARLY ACCESS

One name. One page. One card.

Your links, your contact details and a code that saves you to a phone. Cards are served from their own host, and any short link can point at yours.

characters is the shortest free name
5characters is the shortest free name
blocks on a page
50blocks on a page
tap to save you to a phone
1tap to save you to a phone
A phone showing a digital business card with a save contact button, a contact file badge and a scan badge

What you get

  • A name, not a random handle

    Names are one registry across Growcord products. The same name carries your bio page, your digital business card and a branded link namespace on Pro.

  • The card is the point

    Portrait, role, phone, email, website and social, laid out on a card that opens in under a second on any phone. Card templates carried over from eCard still work.

  • Saved, not screenshotted

    A contact file downloads straight into the phone address book, and the QR code does the same from printed material.

  • Blocks, not just buttons

    Links, headers, embeds, a contact form and social icons. Up to 50 blocks, reordered by drag.

  • The same analytics

    Views, taps per block, countries and referrers, read from the same rollups as your short links, with a 60 second cache so the page stays fast under traffic.

  • Reachable by short link

    Hand over a 10-character link that opens your card. Say it on a call, print it on a badge, put it under your email signature.

How it works

  1. Claim a name

    Any free name of five characters or more is yours instantly. Shorter names are priced by length.

  2. Fill the card

    Photo, role, contact details, links and a theme. Every link on the page is a short link with its own stats.

  3. Hand it over

    Send the short link, show the QR code, or tap it across. The card opens on its own host and the view is counted.

One platform, two surfaces

A short link and a business card are the same object here.

Point a link at a card and you have a handshake you can print, say out loud or tap across. Both halves report into one dashboard on one plan.

You hand this over

GC.MW/riya

Ten characters. Short enough to say on a call, print on a badge or fit inside an SMS.

It opens this

CARDS.GC.MW/riya

Your digital business card, on its own host, with a contact file the phone can save.

  • One link, one card

    A short link can resolve to your card, so the thing you hand over is 10 characters long.

  • One dashboard

    Links, cards, domains and codes are managed from the same screen under the same login.

  • One analytics view

    Clicks on a link and views on a card read from the same rollups, so a campaign is one number.

  • One plan, one key

    A plan covers both halves and one API key creates either. No second bill and no second vendor.

The other half

Short links

Ten characters, an alias you choose, and a click count that updates in seconds.

Branded links

You are here

Digital business cards

A card that opens in a second, saves to a phone, and never runs out.

Bio page and card on GC.MW

A rising 14-day click chart with top country, referrer and device ranked beside it

Questions people ask

Is the page free?

Yes for names of five characters or more. The branded subdomain surface needs Pro. The bio page and the digital business card do not.

Can I keep my existing eCard?

Yes. Legacy cards keep working, and once you claim a name they redirect to your new page with a 301, so printed QR codes stay valid.

Where does the card live?

On its own host, separate from short links, so a card URL is unmistakably a card. The dashboard, the plan, the API key and the analytics are shared with your links.

Does the page carry a badge?

Free pages show a small made-with line at the bottom. Paid plans remove it.