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Stefani Sparysheva

Are QR Codes the New Handshakes? Let’s Discuss!

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Hey Product Hunt community! 👋 We’ve all been there—exchanging paper business cards that get lost or forgotten, or scrambling to make meaningful connections at events. It’s time for a change. 🚀 The Problem: 🌱 88% of paper business cards are thrown away in less than a week. 😩 Networking tools often feel clunky and outdated. 😩 🤯 Sharing multiple links (portfolio, social media, website) during a quick interaction is overwhelming. What frustrates you most about current networking tools? Is it the clutter of traditional business cards, the inefficiency of managing your digital presence, or something else? We’re gearing up for launch and would love your feedback 💡

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Great topic, Stefani! 👏 I’ve definitely felt the frustration of juggling multiple links or watching business cards vanish into the void. QR codes are such a smart solution for streamlining connections—it’s like giving people instant access to everything that matters. For me, the biggest pain point with traditional networking tools is the lack of integration. It’s a hassle to manually transfer contact info or hop between platforms to connect after an event. A quick question: Will your solution allow for real-time updates to shared links? Like if I change my portfolio or socials, will my QR code automatically reflect that? Would love to hear more about what you’re building! 🚀
Stefani Sparysheva
@oksana_ch Yes, with Wisery, any changes you make to your portfolio, socials, or other shared links are automatically reflected in your link, the QR code, or digital business card. There's no need to update the QR code itself—it always stays synced with the latest updates :)
Olya Zabalkanska
they got lost, outdated and even if you have a pile after some event quite often they stay unused