About Ravencard
Last updated 4 October 2026
Ravencard is a digital business card for iPhone. You show your QR code; the other person scans it with their camera, taps once, and your name, title, numbers and photograph are saved in their contacts. They install nothing. It is made by Tyrker Products, an independent studio, and has been on the App Store since 29 September 2026. The card can also be built in a browser, at ravencard.app/build.
Why it exists
Most digital cards hand over a name and a number. Six months later, the person who saved it has no idea who you were. Ravencard embeds your portrait in the contact itself, not a link to it, so the face comes with the name. And because a title rarely says what someone actually does, the card carries your work: projects with their pictures, documents and a link.
What you get
- Free, for as long as you keep it: one card on the Clean design, 3 social links, 1 project with up to 3 images, and 5 paper cards scanned.
- Pro, $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year: all 27 designs with your own colours, pattern and typeface, unlimited links, 10 projects, 1,000 scans, and statistics for your QR code and projects.
What it does not do
So nobody finds out the hard way:
- There is no NFC card or tag. Sharing is by QR code or link.
- There is no Apple Wallet or Google Wallet pass.
- There is no Android app yet. Android phones can scan the code and save the contact; they cannot make a card.
- There is no team or company plan.
How we handle your card
Your card page belongs to you, not to us. Card pages ask search engines not to list them and are closed to AI crawlers, so your phone number does not turn up in a search result or a chatbot answer. The details are in the privacy policy.
Contact
Tyrker Products · tyrker.products@gmail.com. Questions about the app are answered on the support page.