NFC Card. Hand it over with a tap.

A 3D-printed card, business-card sized — black body, a raised flower-of-life pattern, a gold-outlined roundel for your logo and raised white lettering. One card body, two variants: one you hand to people, one you carry in your wallet.

[SLOT: desc-card] — your exact wording for this product

Network variant shown with the template's placeholder text raised on the face — LOGO HERE, JANE DOE, 555-123-4567, SLOGAN HERE — standing in for your own logo, name, number and slogan

Network

Your logo, name, number and slogan raised on the face. The tap opens your details on their phone.

[SLOT: price-card-network] Buy — checkout pending

Medical

The same card, carried in a wallet. The tap opens the name, the person to call, and the note you chose to write. A card you write — not a device, not a registry.

[SLOT: price-card-medical] Buy — checkout pending
3D render of the NFC card: a black business-card-sized body with a raised flower-of-life pattern and an empty roundel, no text
Render of the actual print file — the shared card body.

What it does.

The object.

Footprint
86 × 54 mm — business-card footprint
Thickness
2.6 mm — thicker than a bank card, it is a printed object
Chip
NTAG213, 25 mm inlay, 144 bytes — sealed behind the smooth face at a print pause
Face
Raised flower-of-life pattern, roundel for a logo, raised lettering
Set up by
You, by tapping it — here is how

What a finder sees.

On the Medical variant the tap opens a plain page on their own phone: the name, one button to call the person you named, one to text them — and the note you wrote, in your words.

See the live page Sample details — the number is a reserved fictional one.

Everything runs on the finder's phone. Replegend stores nothing and sends nothing. The Medical variant is not a certified medical ID and is not monitored by anyone — nobody is obliged to tap it.