Business cards
One card, updated digitally.
Paperless & sustainability
Less paper.
Always the latest version.
Share your business card, brochures, menus, forms and price lists digitally, and update them without another print run. One reusable card opens it all.
One card. Many possibilities.
BrochureMenuForm
Omar Al MalikYour digital business card
Documents & links
Company brochurePDF
Latest menuPDF
Enquiry formLINK
Sample profile · Always the latest version
Tap or scan. Open the latest version.
What you can take off paper
Everyday materials,
shared digitally.
Brochures and company profiles
Always the current version.
Menus and price lists
Change prices without reprinting.
Forms and enquiries
Link your online forms, or use Tappit’s contact exchange form.
Property and product sheets
Share the details on the spot.
Meeting and event materials
Agendas and presentations, ready to open.
How it works
Link it once.
Share it every time.
Link your content
Add your brochures, menus and resources to your digital destination.
Tap or scan
Open it instantly with your NFC card or a QR code.
Keep it current
Update the information without another print run.
Paperless by industry
Made for the way
your industry shares.
Real Estate
Give people instant access to:
- Property information
- Agent profiles
- Viewing links
- Lead capture
The UAE context
Designed for a market already moving beyond paper.
The UAE has established national and emirate-level initiatives around digital transformation, resource efficiency and the sustainable use of resources.
Tappit is not part of these government programmes, but the way it works — keeping one physical card in use while information and collateral are updated digitally — can support an organisation's own efforts to reduce repeat printing.
Dubai Paperless Strategy
Dubai completed the Dubai Paperless Strategy across all 45 government entities in 2021. More than 1,800 government services were digitised, and the strategy cut paper consumption by more than 336 million sheets.
Explore the Dubai Paperless Strategy (opens in a new tab)UAE Green Agenda 2030
The UAE Green Agenda 2030 is a long-term national plan for sustainable development. Its strategic objectives include a sustainable environment and valued natural resources, as well as green life and the sustainable use of resources.
Explore the UAE Green Agenda 2030 (opens in a new tab)Where Tappit fits
Business cards and other customer-facing materials such as brochures, company profiles, price lists and documents can require another print run when information changes.
Tappit moves that information into an updateable digital profile that can be shared through an NFC tap, QR code or link. The physical card can stay in use while the information behind it changes.
Tappit is not a UAE government programme and does not claim endorsement by these initiatives. These references provide context for organisations working toward their own digitalisation, resource-efficiency and paper-reduction objectives.
Sustainability
Bamboo, because
it grows back.
Bamboo is a grass that regrows from its root system. We use it for the card body, with a digital profile you can update instead of reprinting.
Explore Bamboo →How we explain our claims ↓
Designed to last
We didn’t design it to disappear.
We designed it to last.
A business card designed to outlast the details on it. Keep the physical card while your role, number, links and documents change digitally. Bamboo describes the card body—not a promise that the complete NFC card will biodegrade.
Traditional business cards
Print → Details change → Reprint
A new role or number can mean replacing printed stock.Your Tappit card
One card → Update digitally → Reuse
Update the linked profile and keep sharing with the same card.Designed to be kept
Reuse the physical card across introductions instead of handing out a new paper card each time.
A bamboo card body
A natural-material alternative to a conventional PVC card body. Grain and colour vary from card to card.
Update, don’t reprint
Change your contact details, links and content digitally without replacing the card just for that update.
Our methodology
What we claim.
What we don’t.
We would rather be precise than impressive. We describe the reuse process, not an unverified environmental saving.
What “less printing” means
It means avoiding a repeat business-card print run when details can instead be updated on the profile linked to the existing card. Actual reductions depend on your previous printing habits and how long you reuse it.
What we don’t claim
We have not published a product lifecycle assessment. We do not claim quantified carbon, water or tree savings, carbon neutrality, or that a complete NFC card is plastic-free or biodegradable.
We also sell PVC cards.
Our Premium cards use a conventional PVC card body for customers who want a particular finish or price point. Both options share the same reuse principle: keep the card and update the digital profile. The difference is the card body.
Bamboo describes the body, not the entire product. Neither option is presented as a plastic-free or compostable NFC card.
Front · Layout illustration
Custom design illustration