01A new connection
More than a name to remember.
Share your card. They save your contact, find what you do and choose how to follow up.
Contact details · Booking links · Your work
The page behind your QR
Give themsomethingto take away.
Your card, slides and useful links. One permanent QR for every room you walk into.
Free to start. No app for your visitors.
Your QR keeps working, free or paid.
One code. Your next occasion.Example preview
Sam Rivera
Fractional CFO
didit.land/sam
SR
Sam Rivera
Fractional CFO for trades and construction businesses.
Save contact
Book a 20-minute call
Services and fees
LinkedIn
Share your details with Sam
Made with Did It Land
One code opens Sam’s card for everyday introductions.
Made for being there
A different room.
The same little code.
Your card on an ordinary day. Your resources when you have something to share. You choose where your QR takes people.
02A room full of people
Everything from the last slide.
Give your talk a page of its own. Slides, useful links and the things you promised, ready for the room.
Slides · Resources · Requests
03Something to put into practice
Let the workshop keep working.
Send people away with the ideas, instructions and checklists they want to use again.
Takeaways · Checklists · Feedback
A little something for later
Cash flow without
the panic.
- The slides, all in one place
- Three things to try this week
- The 13-week method, in brief
Something worth keeping
Let people take
what they need.
Visitors choose the ideas, links and checklists they want to keep, then make a personal takeaway pack.
Print it, save a PDF, download the text or take a brief to their own AI. Your page stays with the material, so they can always find their way back.
Try making a packNo account or email needed to take a pack.
- 1
Bring the useful things.
Start with a card, talk or workshop template. Add your words, links, images and files.
- 2
Make it feel like you.
Arrange the page and choose its look. Experiment privately, then publish when you are ready.
- 3
Give it to the room.
Put your QR on a badge, a slide or your phone. People scan it and your page is right there.
A promise worth printing
Keep the code.
Change what comes next.
Your QR, handle and published links keep working on the free plan and after a downgrade. Your next event can have a new page without needing a new printed code.
Our permanence pledgeRoom to get started
Useful from day one.
A generous free plan for your next introduction. More room and your own branding when sharing becomes a habit.
Free
A$0For as long as you like
- Your card, handle and permanent QR
- 3 occasion pages with every block
- Takeaway packs, forms and a private inbox
- QR downloads and 30 days of insights
Premium
A$9/monthOr A$90 a year
- 50 occasion pages
- Your colours and logo; remove our footer
- Schedule what your QR opens
- Custom page addresses and 12 months of insights
Visitors never pay to open your page or take something away.
Can I change what my printed QR opens?
Yes. Your personal code always opens your permanent address. Choose your card or any published page, then change it whenever you like. The code stays the same. Premium can also switch it back at a scheduled time.
Does anyone need an app or account?
Visitors use their phone’s camera and browser. They can read your page, save your contact and take resources away without signing in. You need an account to save and publish your own pages.
What happens if I stop paying?
Your handle, QR and published page links keep working on the free plan. If you are over the free page limit, existing pages stay live; you just cannot publish additional pages until you are within the limit.
Can I collect contact details or feedback?
Yes, when you choose to add a form. Contact forms explain their purpose and ask for consent. Responses arrive in your private inbox. Visitors can still use your resources without submitting a form.
Can I keep my card on my phone?
Yes. Enable a pocket card, publish it and add its card link to your phone’s home screen through your browser. Your page and contact QR options are then close at hand. Offline saving is an explicit option when the page owner permits it.
For the next person you meet