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Stop spelling your email at events.

Kip is a digital business card that lives on your phone. One card per project, handed over with a QR or a link — and it works with no signal at all.

No spam — one email the day it ships.
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Alex Rivera
Carried by Kip · no paper, no signal needed
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QR or link

Flip your card to reveal the code, or send the link. Nothing to install on their side.

A card per project

Your day job, your studio, your side thing. Different fields, different finish, same phone.

Works with no signal

Conference basements, planes, dead SIMs. Your card and every scan are stored on the phone first.

What Kip is

One card, on your phone, for the people you actually meet.

You build a card with the details you want to share — name, role, the two links that matter. When you meet someone, you show it. They get everything in one go, and it stays correct even after you change jobs.

1
Build your card

Pick the fields you want on it and a finish you like. Takes under a minute, and you can keep one card per project.

2
Show it, or send it

Flip the card to reveal its code and let them scan, or send the card as an image and a link in any chat.

3
They keep you

Your details land straight in their contacts. Nothing for them to download, and no paper to lose on the way home.

Waiting worldwide

People are already lining up.

Freelancers, founders and sales teams around the world have asked for the first build.

40 on the waitlist
Drag the globe · live signups

Meet Kip.

He is the card. He hatches when you make your first one, waits with you while someone scans, and sleeps when the room is empty.

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Idle
Sent
Asleep
Where we are

Drawn, decided, and now being built.

Kip is a small independent project, not a company with a launch machine. Here is honestly where it stands.

Done
The card, drawn

Every screen designed, and Kip along with them.

Now
Being built

Turning those screens into a real app you can hold.

Next
First hands on it

A small group tries it before anyone else. The list decides who.

After
Open to everyone

Once it holds up in real rooms, not just in a demo.

Want it before everyone else?

Leave an email and you get the first build as soon as it is ready.

Kip