FAQ

Flik is a digital business card. You create it once, pay once, and share it with a QR code or a link. The person scanning it sees your details and saves them to their contacts in a tap or two. No app on either side.

Short domains with "flik" were already taken. f1iik.me was free and short: a 1 and two i's. Once you have seen it, you don't forget it, and the QR code does the typing anyway.

From your cards page, tap "Add to Apple Wallet". Your card becomes a pass in the Wallet app, with your QR code on it, so you can show it from the lock screen without opening a browser.

If you have an Apple Watch, the pass appears in the Wallet app on the watch too (Watch app → Wallet & Apple Pay → Mirror my iPhone), so you can be scanned straight from your wrist.

From your cards page, tap "Add to Google Wallet". Your card becomes a pass in the Google Wallet app, QR code included, available from the quick settings or the Wallet app.

On a Wear OS watch with Google Wallet, passes sync from the phone automatically, so the same QR code can be shown from the watch.

Your card has its own home-screen icon. On iPhone, open the card in Safari, tap Share, then "Add to Home Screen". On Android, open it in Chrome, tap the menu, then "Add to Home screen" or "Install".

The icon opens your card full screen, works offline, and always shows the latest version of your details.

A .vcf (vCard) is the standard contact-card format used by every phone's Contacts app, defined by RFC 6350. It is a small text file with the name, phone number, email and company.

On iPhone, tapping "Save contact" opens it directly in Contacts. On Android, the browser downloads it first, then "Open" hands it to Contacts. It contains nothing else and installs nothing.

No. The card opens in their browser, and saving the contact uses the phone's own Contacts app. They don't need an account either.

Yes, as often as you like, forever. Your QR code and link stay the same, so cards already printed or shared keep working and show the new details.

Show the QR code on your phone, in your wallet app or on your watch, or send the link by message, email or in your email signature. Each scan or visit of the link counts on your cards page.

Your card shows only what you put on it. Flik stores your card and your login email, nothing from the phones of people who scan it. Details are in the privacy policy linked at the bottom of every page.