One card for both wallet ecosystems
One published card can generate Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes, keeping your own card easy to reach when someone asks.
Build one digital card, publish it, and add it to Apple Wallet on iPhone or Google Wallet on Android. When you meet someone, show the QR so they can open your profile or save your contact—no Cardora account required.
One card, every way to share
The recipient experience
The Wallet pass stays on your phone. The recipient scans its QR to view your live public profile, download your vCard, visit your links, or share their own details if you enable contact exchange.

Two wallets
Keep your card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, then share with recipients by QR, profile, or vCard.
Why Cardora
One published card can generate Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes, keeping your own card easy to reach when someone asks.
Point a QR code at your public profile or a direct contact download. Recipients save your details without installing Cardora.
Change a title or link and publish once. Your profile, QR, and vCard follow the latest details — no reprints.
Cardora records successful pass generation. Final installation is completed in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.
Choose your platform
iPhone
Apple Wallet
Using an iPhone? Learn how the Apple Wallet pass works, how to add it, and what to do after editing your card.
Apple Wallet guideAndroid
Google Wallet
Using Android? Learn how the Google Wallet pass works, how to save it, and how published updates reach the existing pass object.
Google Wallet guideA wallet business card is a digital card you keep in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. It gives you a fast, repeatable way to open a QR, profile, or contact save action from the phone you already carry.
Wallet passes keep the owner's card quick to reach at meetings and events. Recipients use the QR, public profile, vCard, or contact exchange instead of adding the owner's pass.
Cardora is intentionally lightweight: create a card, publish it, add it to Wallet, and share it by QR or link. Upgrade only when you need cleaner branding, more cards, or team controls.
Where it fits
Open Wallet instead of searching for a link.
Let someone scan while the conversation is still happening.
Share the same current profile from a phone you already carry.
Keep one professional handoff for QR, profile, and contact save.
Free plan
The Free plan includes one Cardora-branded card, Apple Wallet and Google Wallet pass generation, a public profile, QR download, vCard contact save, and 30-day analytics. No credit card is required. Upgrade only when you need more active cards, Cardora branding removed, deeper customization, full analytics, or team controls.
Yes. The Free plan supports Apple Wallet and Google Wallet pass generation for one Cardora-branded card. No credit card is required.
No. Recipients can scan the QR code, open the public profile, download a vCard, or exchange contact details without a Cardora account.
Yes. One published Cardora card can generate passes for both platforms. You add the appropriate pass to the phone you use.
No. The Wallet pass is a fast way for the card owner to present a QR. The recipient scans it to open the profile or save the contact.
Publish the updated card first. The public profile, QR destination, and vCard use the current published details. For Apple Wallet, regenerate or re-add the pass after edits. For Google Wallet, run the save flow again to update the existing pass object.
Cardora can record successful pass generation, but that does not prove the final device installation was completed.
Guides
Create a profile people can scan, open, and save to contacts.
Keep an iPhone-ready card beside passes and tickets.
Carry an Android-ready card with QR and profile fallback.
Roll out on-brand cards without redesigning each profile.
Create a Cardora card for wallet passes, QR sharing, public profiles, and vCard downloads, with optional contact exchange.