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Make and share a business card

Eisenhour includes a small card you can hand to someone: your name, title and contact details, plus any links you like. Share it as a picture, or as a PDF whose phone number, email and links stay tappable. The card is stored on your phone like everything else, and the one in these screenshots belongs to an invented person.

Updated September 2026 · Eisenhour 1.0.3 · 5 steps · screenshots show an invented person

  1. Open My cards from More

    Tap the More tab and choose My cards. The row under it, Bottom tab, decides what sits in the fourth slot of the tab bar, Areas or Card. Switch it to Card and your card gets its own tab, and Areas moves into More.

    The More tab. Eisenhour Pro shows as unlocked. Under About are The method, See the intro again, What's new and what's next, Send feedback and Rate Eisenhour. Under More features are My cards and a Bottom tab switch reading Card or Areas, with Areas chosen.

  2. Start a card, or pick one

    My cards lists your cards, each with its name underneath. Here there are two, Work and Personal. Tap a card to edit it, or tap New card to make another. The free version includes one card; more than one is a Pro feature (Pro).

    The My cards sheet with two cards. The Work card lists Head of Product at Northwind Labs with an email, phone, website, LinkedIn, Book a call and office hours. The Personal card lists Runner, pianist, amateur baker with an email, phone, website and Strava. A dashed New card button follows.

  3. Fill in the card

    The card at the top of the editor is a live preview, so you see it change as you type. Fill in Name, Title, Organization, Email, Phone and Website. In the preview, emails, phone numbers and web addresses show in gold, and plain text stays dark.

    The card editor for Work. A preview of the card sits at the top with the name Maya Lindqvist, the title Head of Product, Northwind Labs, and the email, phone, website, LinkedIn and Book a call lines in gold. Below are the fields Name, Title, Organization, Email, Phone and Website.

  4. Add extra lines and links

    Scroll down to Extra lines, meant for a Zoom room, LinkedIn, office hours or anything else. Tap Add a line and type the text or a link.

    Show as (optional) replaces a long address with a short name, so a booking link can read Book a call. Leave it empty to show the line exactly as you typed it. The X beside a line removes it.

    The lower part of the Work card editor with three extra lines: a LinkedIn address shown as LinkedIn, a booking link shown as Book a call, and a plain line, Office hours Tue and Thu, 2 to 4, each with an X. Under them are Add a line, Share as image, Share as PDF with Clickable links, and a hint about tapping and holding a line.

  5. Share it as an image or a PDF

    Tap Share as image or Share as PDF. The PDF keeps the phone number, email and links tappable for whoever opens it, and the iPhone share sheet takes it from there. Here it offers the file maya-lindqvist-card, a 56 KB PDF, ready to send or save to Files.

    A picture cannot be tapped, so choose the PDF when a link has to work. In an image, a line shown with a short name displays only that name, so leave the address visible if you share a picture. To share just one line, hold it on the card. Tapping a line opens it.

    The share sheet over the Work card editor, offering the file maya-lindqvist-card, a PDF document of 56 KB, with the usual sharing options above and Copy, Markup, Print and Save to Files below.