Blinq: Digital Business Card

Blinq: Digital Business Card

Blinq Technologies
4.9
Business
500,000+ Downloads

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What was checked

Digital contact sharing for work

Blinq: Digital Business Card gives you a digital version of a business card that can be shared without printing paper cards. It suits freelancers, sales staff, recruiters, consultants, and teams that need to exchange contact details during meetings, events, or calls. A recipient can view your details without installing the app, which keeps the handoff simple.

Ways to share your details

Your card can be passed on through a QR code, personal link, text message, email, or NFC-compatible hardware. The profile can hold multiple contact and professional links, including social profiles, project pages, and payment services. Blinq also supports a share-back flow, so the other person can send their details to you in return.

  • Digital card with contact fields and links
  • Sharing through QR codes, URLs, text, and email
  • NFC support for compatible devices and accessories
  • Options for email signatures and video-call backgrounds
  • Wear OS access for sharing from a supported watch

Useful for individual users and teams

For organisations, Blinq includes tools for managing cards across a team. Administrators can keep branding and employee profiles more consistent, while lead information can be exported for use with CRM systems. These team-focused features are more relevant to businesses than to someone who only needs one personal card.

Publisher and app record

Blinq is published by Blinq Technologies in the Business category. It has a listed rating of 4.88 out of 5 from 26,051 reviews, with 500,000+ installs. The main permission question is practical: sharing contact information and supporting features should match the access the app requests on your device. Review those permissions before using features such as NFC, watch access, or profile sharing.