Set up your card and go live in minutes.
Two ways to start a card (fill it in yourself or import from a link), make it yours in the editor, then publish with your own address and QR code.
The booking section end to end: the request form (required fields, your own event types, custom fields), price per unit, terms, files, the optional calendar, and tracking who sent a request.
In the card editor, press the publish button in the top bar. From that moment the card is live at your address, and future edits wait for an "Update" press before going live. On…
In the editor's Share tab, or from the share button on the cards dashboard: a branded QR code to download, a link to copy, and direct sharing to WhatsApp, email and social…
In the editor's Content tab, in the languages bar above the sections list, add a language and the AI translates all content in one click, right in the editor with no chat involved…
On the public card, the QR panel has wallet buttons. The card is saved as a pass in the MyVisito design and colors, carrying the photo, name, title and contact details, and…
By default a wide screen shows the card as a centered landing page, with a QR badge for opening on a phone. You can switch back to the classic phone-frame view in the editor:…
A published card can appear in search, and that is the default, because it gets you found more. The choice is yours: you are asked on the first publish, and you can change it…
In the card editor, open the booking section in "Via MyVisito" mode and expand "Which details to ask for". Choose which fields requesters fill in, tick the "Required" box on…
In the card editor, add a "Leave your details" section and choose which fields visitors fill in: name, phone, email, company, job title, a website or social profile link, a reason…
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