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OpSo · by OpSolid

Card, contacts, follow-up. You won’t forget who you met

OpSo is the digital business card with a contact list. You share your card by QR code, NFC or link, note where you met, and follow up in time.

OpSo share screen with QR code and the tabs Tap and NFC card (demo data)
Fig. 0.1Share screen of the Android app, demo data

iPhone: in the App Store (EU/EEA, Switzerland, UK)·Free today, no ads·Recipients need no app·As of 7 Nov 2026

01Audience

Who OpSo is for

For people who live on conversations in person and want to follow them up calmly afterwards. If you mostly meet people online, a business network suits you better.

  • S.1

    Trade fair visitors

    Many conversations in one day, and later you still know who wanted what.

  • S.2

    Small exhibitors

    Share your card, keep the contact, follow up after the fair.

  • S.3

    Freelancers and consultants

    One card you can show anywhere, and a list that grows with you.

  • S.4

    Tradespeople and local businesses

    A link and a QR code instead of stacks of paper cards.

  • S.5

    Community and event organisers

    If you organise a lot, you meet a lot, and need one place for all contacts.

02How it works

Meet. Remember. Follow up

  1. 01

    Share your card

    Show a QR code, tap phones together (Android), use an NFC tag or send the link. Your card opens in the other person’s browser.

  2. 02

    Note who you met and where

    Every contact keeps the place you met, notes and a lead status. Scan a paper business card and it lands in the same list.

  3. 03

    Follow up in time

    Set a reminder and send a ready-made follow-up message, so a good conversation does not end at the stand.

03Screens

The app, screen by screen

These are real screens from the Android app. The people and companies shown are fictional demo data.

Demo data

  • Create your card: name, role and company, then publish
    Fig. 3.1Create your card
  • Share screen with QR code and the tabs Tap and NFC card
    Fig. 3.2Share by QR code, tap or NFC
  • Your card in the recipient’s browser with one tap to save the contact
    Fig. 3.3Your card at the recipient’s end
  • Trade fair calendar with search and an I’m going button
    Fig. 3.4Trade fair calendar
  • A chat with a connected contact, with text and an attached file
    Fig. 3.5Chat with a connected contact
  • Contacts list with lead status, notes and CSV or vCard export
    Fig. 3.6Contacts with lead status
  • Card editor with templates, colours and fonts and a live preview
    Fig. 3.7Card editor with live preview
  • Privacy settings: choose what is public, export or delete your data
    Fig. 3.8Privacy settings

04Features

What OpSo already does today

Only features that exist in the app now. Nothing here is a promise for later.

  • Sharing

    Web card, no app needed

    Your card lives at opso.cc/yourname and opens in any browser.

  • Sharing

    QR, NFC tag and tap

    Share with a QR code, a compatible NFC tag or, on Android, by tapping phones together.

  • Capture

    Business card scan

    Photograph a paper card and add the person to your contacts.

  • Contacts

    “Where we met”

    Notes, lead status (hot, warm, VIP) and the place you met, in one searchable list.

  • Follow-up

    Follow-up reminders

    A reminder per contact and a ready follow-up message to adapt and send.

  • Fairs

    Trade fair calendar

    A curated list of fairs. Tap “I’m going” and new contacts are filed under the fair.

  • Messages

    1:1 messages

    Chat with people you are connected to, with text, photos and files.

  • Export

    Save to your phone

    Save a contact straight into your phone’s address book, or export your contacts as CSV or vCard.

05Example cards

Your web card, in your own style

A published card opens in the recipient’s browser. NFC requires a compatible phone and tag.

Examples · AI-generated portraits

  • Example card of Clara Weber, architect, in light stone tones, with an AI-generated portrait
    Fig. 5.1Clara Weber, architect · Light stone
  • Example card of James Bennett, business consultant, in classic navy, with an AI-generated portrait
    Fig. 5.2James Bennett, business consultant · Corporate navy
  • Example card of Maya Collins, brand designer, in coral and violet, with an AI-generated portrait
    Fig. 5.3Maya Collins, brand designer · Coral & violet
  • Example card of Felix Berger, product designer, in fresh mint, with an AI-generated portrait
    Fig. 5.4Felix Berger, product designer · Fresh mint

06NFC card

The physical NFC card: a concept

A card that opens your OpSo profile with a tap.

Physical NFC card

The planned matte-black card opens your OpSo profile with a tap. A printed QR code is intended as a fallback.

  • Matte-black, standard-size card
  • Separate one-time purchase, not a subscription

Planned launch price€24.90 including VAT, shipping charged separately

StatusConcept. Price, print finish and availability will be confirmed after the production trial.

Concept render of a matte-black NFC business card with copper foil, logo on the front, QR code and sample name on the back
Fig. 6.1Concept render. The final card may differ.

07Cost and data

Free today, no ads

There is no checkout, no payment details and no advertising.

  • 01Free

    Nothing is charged. If that ever changes, it will be announced on this page before any charge.

  • 02You decide what is public

    Only what you release appears on your card.

  • 03Export any time

    Export your contacts as CSV or vCard, and your data from the app.

  • 04Delete your account any time

    You can do it in the app. Details are in the privacy policy.

08Availability

Where to get OpSo

On iPhone, OpSo is in the App Store in the EU/EEA, Switzerland and the UK. On Android, it is in a closed test on Google Play.

iPhone
Free in the App Store, available in the EU/EEA, Switzerland and the UK.
Android
Closed test on Google Play, open to invited testers only; there is no public store link yet. Write to us and we will add you.
In the browser
Any published card opens in a browser, no app needed.
Own domain
Not yet. Cards are published at opso.cc.

As of 7 Nov 2026.

09By OpSolid

OpSo is a product of OpSolid

We develop and run OpSo ourselves, from the first sketch to operation.

We bring the same way of working to our AI consulting for companies: first clarify what is needed, then build what runs in daily work.

Frequently asked questions

Before you get started

No. Your published card opens in a browser. QR codes and compatible NFC tags point to its public link.

OpSo

Try OpSo

On iPhone, get OpSo from the App Store (EU/EEA, Switzerland, UK). On Android, write to us and we will add you to the test.