MyDiCard
MYDILAB Business In-app purchases
Create, share & manage your digital business cards. Fast, simple, professional.
- Downloads
- 43+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- In-app purchases
- Updated
- Jan 7
- 2026 · v2.0.2
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About MyDiCard
Tired of paper business cards that get lost or outdated? MyDiCard lets you create and share stunning digital business cards in seconds. Easily connect with others, organize your professional contacts, and simplify your networking.
Key Features:
- Create multiple digital cards with professional information (company, email, phone, address, social links, etc.)
- Attach documents like brochures, resumes, certificates or physical business cards
- Share your card with other users securely
- Add cards from other users to your contacts
- Add information to your contacts like meetings, notes and tags
- Join or create Teams to collaborate with your organization or company
- Secure login with email, Google, or Apple
Whether you're an entrepreneur, freelancer, or part of a larger organization, MyDiCard helps you stay connected, organized, and professional — without the paper.
Networking just got smarter.
What’s new
Version 2.0.2 · Updated January 7, 2026
Updates: - Improved overall UI for a smoother and more robust user experience - Enhanced card sharing system with a web preview of your card before adding it to the app - Various bug fixes and performance improvements, including card management, contact management, notifications, and more
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