How it works
An Λlo card replaces the paper business card with a chip and a link. One tap opens your full profile on someone's phone — contacts, socials, website, whatever you put there. No app, on either side.
Three steps
1. Set up your profile
You get a page at your own link. Name, title, phone, email, Instagram, WhatsApp, website, portfolio — as much or as little as you want. It takes a few minutes.
2. Tap the card on a phone
Hold the card against the top of their phone. Your profile opens in their browser within about a second. They tap once more to save you to their contacts.
3. Change your details whenever you like
The card stores a link, not your information. Change your number and every card you've handed out is instantly current. You never reprint a card again — that is the whole point.
Specifications
| Size | 85.6 × 54 mm (standard bank-card size) |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 0.8 mm |
| Material | Matte PVC |
| Chip | Passive NFC — no battery, nothing to charge |
| Backup | QR code printed on the reverse of every card |
| Price | 350 EGP, one-time — no subscription |
| Delivery | 3–7 business days across Egypt |
Phone compatibility
| iPhone XR / XS and newer | Tap and go. Nothing to open first. |
|---|---|
| iPhone 7, 8, X | Works, but open the NFC reader from Control Center first. |
| Android, roughly 2014 onward | Works if NFC is switched on in Settings. |
| Older or no NFC | Scan the QR code on the back instead. |
Why not just keep printing cards
A printed card is wrong the moment you change jobs, numbers or titles — and you have already handed out two hundred of them. It carries one phone number and one email, no portfolio, no WhatsApp, nothing clickable. And the person you gave it to has to type it all in by hand, which they mostly don't. An Λlo card is one object you keep, that stays right.