Conferences
Kit the whole booth. Every tap lands in one shared list with the stand, the day and the conversation attached.
For teams
A room full of
first impressions.
When a lot of introductions happen at once, somebody has to keep track of them afterwards. This is the version of MET for that.
ConferencesSocietiesFoundersCompanies
Who it’s for
Four kinds of room.
Student organisations
Committees change every year. The cards don’t need to. Reassign a profile and the same card belongs to whoever takes over.
Founders
You are the brand at this stage. Hand over something that reads like the company you’re describing.
Companies
One house style, every employee, no reprints when someone’s title changes on a Tuesday.
In practice
Two days
we designed for.
- A conference stand
- Four people, three days, two hundred conversations. At the end you have a list with the day, the stand, and the note someone typed while it was fresh. The alternative is a shoebox of paper.
- A student society
- Committees turn over every year and the cards outlive them. Reassign a profile over the summer and the same twenty cards belong to the new committee by September.
Tap to meet
Team · 004
Tap to meet
Team · 011
One house style, different people
How a rollout would work
Four steps, no IT project.
Set the house style
One card design, one profile template. Names and titles slot in; the identity stays yours.
Assign the cards
Each card points at a person. Someone leaves, you point their card at whoever takes over.
Hand them out
Booth, lanyard, wallet. Every tap opens a page that looks like it came from the same company.
Keep what you caught
The team’s introductions land in one place instead of six phones and a stack of lanyards.
Coming soon