didit.land

How it works

From a page to a useful handoff.

Your card for everyday introductions. A page for each occasion. One QR that goes with you.

  1. Create your card

    Create an account, claim your didit.land address and add your name, role and links. Your card is the page your personal QR opens by default.

  2. Build an occasion page

    Start blank or choose a template. Add text, links, images, PDFs or forms. Select something on the canvas to edit its content; open Style to adjust its appearance.

  3. Review and publish

    Save draft keeps your work private. Publish page lets you review it before it goes live. Later edits stay private until you publish again.

  4. Choose your QR destination

    In Pages, use Change destination to choose a published page. Switch back to your card whenever you like. Premium can schedule the return. The printed QR stays the same.

  5. Share it in the room

    Open Share for a large QR, downloads and the page link. Each page also has its own permanent address and QR, alongside your personal QR.

  6. See what comes back

    Responses contains that page’s form answers and requests. Inbox brings them together. Insights shows aggregate views, scans, clicks and saves without visitor IDs.

Find your next step.

Practical help for editing, sharing and working with your agent.

Build and format from scratch

Choose a blank page, hide the automatic header if you want, and build with sections and columns. Select an element on the canvas, then use Content for its text and links or Style for spacing, colour and placement. Design controls the whole page. On a smaller screen, open Page outline to move through elements. History is under More and lets you inspect saved draft versions.

Put your pocket card on your phone

In the editor, open More → Pocket card. Choose the public contact details, app name, layout and default QR. Save, review and publish, then open the pocket-card link from Share. On iPhone use Safari → Share → Add to Home Screen; on Android choose Install app or Add to Home Screen. Installation alone does not save an offline copy.

Save a card offline

If the owner allows it, Save card offline stores a public copy for seven days, with local QR codes and contact download. Page and LinkedIn links still need a connection. Embedded contact QR needs a separate opt-in. Online checks refresh changes and remove withdrawn copies; Remove saved card clears yours. Disconnected copies cannot be recalled instantly.

Add forms with clear consent

Anonymous forms request no email address. Contact forms explain the purpose and require consent before submission. Make a field required only when you need it. Visitors can read, download and save your resources without answering a form.

Follow through on a promised resource

Use a promised-resource block for something you are preparing. Requests arrive with the consent wording each person agreed to. When ready, publish the resource link from the inbox without publishing unrelated draft changes. Review the recipient and recorded purpose before following up. Publishing a link does not itself email anyone.

Let visitors take a pack

Visitors select the blocks they want to keep, then download Markdown, print or save a PDF, or copy a brief for their own agent. Source links stay with the material. No account is required and the app does not send the pack to an AI provider.

Work with your own agent

For a file-based workflow, open More → Agent tools in the editor. Export JSON, give it to your agent with your notes, then validate and import the result as a private draft. Review before publishing. For a direct connection, open Agents and create a credential limited to the pages and permissions the agent needs. Clients must support a bearer Authorization header. Keep publication permission separate when you want to approve changes yourself, and revoke access when finished.

Keep files private until publication

Upload images and PDFs to Files and reuse them across pages. Images are resized and converted to WebP. Uploads remain private until a published page references them. A file in use cannot be deleted until its references have been removed.

Close collection or take a page offline

In Share, Close collection stops new responses and requests while the content stays readable. Take page offline hides the page while keeping your draft and submissions. If your personal QR pointed there, it returns to your card.

Get back into your account

If asked to confirm your email, open the confirmation link in the same browser to continue your playground draft. If you cannot sign in, use the password reset link. Your public pages remain readable while you recover access.

Your QR keeps working. Free or paid.

Your handle, page links and QR stay live on Free and after a downgrade. Existing pages stay published if you exceed Free limits; additional pages can be published once you are within them.