Roche Card · Digital business cards
The business card they keep.
Tap it on a phone and your page opens: your photo, your number, your listings or your work. One more tap and you're saved in their contacts, face and all.
Get one madeTap. It opens. They save you.
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Tap or scan
They hold their phone to your card, your keys or your phone. No card on you? They scan the QR off your screen.
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Your page opens
No app, on either side. Your photo, your number, your socials and your work, in about a second.
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One tap to save
Save my contact drops you into their phone with your photo on it. Next time they need you, you're already there.
Four reasons it earns its place.
It saves, it doesn't stack
A paper card goes in a drawer, or the bin by Friday. This one goes into their contacts with your face on it.
It looks like you paid for it
We turn up and shoot you properly, then build the page from those photos. Not a selfie dropped into a template.
It changes when you do
New listing, new photo, new agency, new number. We change the page, every card and fob keeps working, and nothing gets reprinted.
It's handled
Your own web address and the hosting, set up and looked after by us. No platform to log in to, nothing to renew.
On your wallet, your keys or your phone.
Every piece holds one thing: your card's web address. Nothing personal sits on the chip, so the page can change forever without touching it, and a lost card gives away nothing a stranger couldn't already see.
The card
Wallet size, plain matte black, with the tap mark on it. Hand it over, they tap it, you keep it.
The key fob
A black epoxy disc about the size of an AirTag, on a metal split ring. It's on you whenever your keys are.
The phone tag
A thin disc on the back of your phone case. They tap your phone with theirs, which feels like a trick the first time.
Scan to save Jess
The screen
Your QR on your lock screen, free with every card. Hold your phone up and any camera opens your page.
Which phones read it? iPhone XS and later, straight from the lock screen, no app. Most Android phones with NFC switched on, which it usually is. Everything else scans the QR, and every card and every page carries one.
Built for agents. Good for anyone who hands out a card.
We shoot property across the coast, so we started with the people we work with. The same card suits anyone whose name is how the work comes in.
Want to hold one? We'll send you an example card to open on your phone. Ask for one.
- Real estate agentsYour listings, what you've sold, and a button that books appraisals.
- Mortgage brokersYour lenders, your reviews, and a way to book a first chat.
- Builders and architectsThe projects, photographed properly, with a quote or brief request.
- Interior designersThe rooms you've done, which sell you better than anything written.
- TradesCall, text or a quote request, from the ute or the job.
- Hospitality and venuesThe space, the menu, and a direct line to the person who books it.
Everything they need, nothing they won't use.
Built around a proper portrait session near where you work, so the page looks like you spent money on your brand, because you did.
- Save my contact, with your photo, so you land in their phone properly.
- Call, text, WhatsApp and email, one tap each.
- Your profiles: realestate.com.au, Domain, the agency page, Instagram, LinkedIn.
- Your work: featured listings or projects, and what you've recently sold or built.
- A short film to camera, so people meet you before they ring you.
- An enquiry button that lands on your phone: appraisal requests, quote requests, bookings.
- A share button and an on-screen QR, plus a lock-screen wallpaper with your QR on it.
- Tap numbers each month: how many people opened your card and saved your contact.
The questions people ask.
Do they need an app?
No, and neither do you. The tap opens a normal web page in their browser, and Save my contact uses the phone's own contacts.
Which phones does the tap work with?
iPhone XS and later read it from the lock screen. On an iPhone the tap lands near the top edge of the phone, so show someone once and they've got it. Most Android phones read it with NFC switched on, which it usually is. Anything else scans the QR.
What's stored on the chip? Is it private?
Only your card's web address. Nothing personal sits on the chip, so a lost card shares nothing a stranger couldn't already see on your page.
What if I lose one?
Order a spare, they're a few dollars each. The page doesn't change, so nobody you've already met has to be told.
If my number changes, does it change in the phone of someone who already saved me?
No, and be wary of anyone who says it does. What they saved is a copy in their own address book, and nothing can reach back into someone else's phone to edit it. What changes is your page: everyone who taps or scans from then on gets the new number, the chips keep working and nothing gets reprinted. The contact they saved carries a link to your page, so it's two taps to save the new details if it matters.
What happens if I change agency or business?
We move the card across for a flat fee: new branding, new details, same web address, same chips. Every card you've already handed out keeps working.
Do I have to manage anything?
No. We set up the web address and the hosting and look after both. The photos from your session are yours to use anywhere.
How long does it take?
Three business days once we have your photos and details, or five business days after a shoot. Either way you see a draft on a private link first, with a round of changes included.
Can I update it myself?
There's nothing to log in to. Text or email us the change and we do it. Most people take the monthly Card Care so changes are handled within two business days, and the rest pay per change.
My office already gives me a profile page. Why this?
The office page belongs to the office and looks like everyone else's. This one is yours, it's shot around you, and it comes with you if you move. The office logo can sit on it or not, your call.
Where are you?
Noosa, on the Sunshine Coast. We shoot and hand the hardware over in person across the coast. A card built from your own photos can be made for anyone in Australia, and the pieces get posted.
Your card, live by next week.
Tell us who you are and what you want people to do when they open it. We'll send the options and prices back the same day, and book the shoot if you want the full thing.