Private cards and invite links

Every card has a Who can open this card setting. Open the card from Cards and go to its Share tab.

Setting	Who can open it	Search engines
Public	Anyone with the link or QR code	Personal and business cards can appear
Workspace	People in your business workspace, and the person the card belongs to	Never
Private	You, your team, the card's holder — and people with an invite link	Never

Personal workspaces have Public and Private. Cards you give to members (from a join link or Give a card) follow the template's setting, and the person holding the card can always open their own.

Invite links for private cards

1. Make the card private

   On the Share tab, choose Private.

2. Create an invite link

   Under Invite links, add a label (who it's for), choose when it expires — 1, 7 or 30 days, or never — and tap Create link.

3. Copy it now

   The link is shown once. Copy it and send it. We only keep a fingerprint of it, so nobody — including us — can show it again.

Someone who opens the link can see the card on that device until the link expires. The list shows when each link was last used and how many times.

Turn a link off

Tap Turn off next to the link. It stops working straight away, including on devices that already opened it.

When a link doesn't work

People see a simple page saying the link has expired, was turned off or isn't valid, with a way to sign in if the card is theirs. Nothing about the card is shown.

What changes for private cards

• The card's QR code, contact file, calendar file and wallet pass follow the same rule — they only work for people who can open the card.
• Link previews (in chat apps and social media) show a plain "Private card" image instead of the card.
• Private and workspace-only cards are never listed in search engines or the sitemap.