I can't believe this. This is what I've been looking for the past 4 years. We need to change the concept of digital id, and it should be a composition of what you have written along the internet (social media, etc). And it needs to be readily available in the phone. And it needs to be easily sharable. QR mass adoption became a norm. And then appeared what I was looking for, with a different yet valid use case called Calendly. We just needed something like Calendly, but for our digital ids! This appears to be it.
But some feedback. I'd take is more seriously as a company which is more engineering, technology and mass adoption driven if it had a different name (would rebrand). To be honest and going deeper, the name makes me feel that you don't know how great your solution is! Then I would build more credibility by continuing the development of your web.
Some story: Last year, in my last startup, I attended a big startup event in Madrid (Spain) called South Summit. I was looking for the maximization of efficiency in the contact development and making it user to know more about us without the need of having a stand. People are busy in these events. Most can't attend you for more than 2 minutes (the important decision-makers ones). I talked to my team to implement QR codes to share info about our company (like use cases to specific companies), with our contact data in that document, deck or presentation.
That means that your product is definitely scalable.
And an idea: add optionality to the user of how to share it. Don't overwhelm them with a lots of options, but it seems like there's space for a button for airdrop as well (I use it a lot with friends).
Another idea: I want to integrate something similar in my website in the contact page or in the help center. Could I do that? But QR codes are somewhat ugly... not necessarily because of the pattern, but because of the black and white super-squared and super-big appearance in some places. You could take a look at it.
If I had money I would try to acquire you haha
Congrats to the team and sorry for such a long feedback π
