About AtlasLinq
Making professional networking smarter, faster, and more sustainable.
Our Mission
Every year, billions of paper business cards are printed, and most end up in the trash within a week. AtlasLinq exists to change that. We build NFC-powered digital business cards that let you share your professional identity instantly with a tap, QR scan, or link.
No app needed for the person receiving your card, and usually no connection either. They tap, and your contact is in their phone. That simple.
While built-in features like Apple NameDrop work only between iPhones with no customization, AtlasLinq works across iPhone and Android, adds your brand, and tracks every connection. It's the digital contact card for freelancers, real estate agents, small business owners, sales professionals, and founders who want professional networking without paper waste.
What We Build
AtlasLinq is a complete digital business card platform, available on Android and iOS. Our app lets professionals create multiple profiles, share them through six different methods (NFC tap, NFC tags, QR codes, AirDrop, Quick Share, and web links), and track networking analytics in real-time.
For companies, AtlasLinq provides branded team cards, a web admin dashboard, and unlimited lead capture, so your whole team networks under one consistent brand. Enterprise teams can also create Object Cards: digital cards for physical things like restaurant tables, property listings, and hotel rooms, reachable by a QR or NFC tap.
Universal Sharing
6 ways to share including NFC, QR, and direct links. Works with any smartphone.
No App Required
A tap or a scan saves your contact straight into their phone. No app, no account, no signal needed.
Privacy First
Local-first architecture with optional cloud sync. You control your data.
Built in India
AtlasLinq is built and operated from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India. We believe great technology can come from anywhere, and we are building a global product with Indian engineering at its core.
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