Sent through LINE's own share sheet, it arrives as an interactive Flex Message — a proper card to tap and scroll, not a link preview.
The exchange form on your card is the only place a visitor leaves their details. The moment they do, your list gains a lead marked new.
Storage is counted in slots you can see: a photo is one, a short video eight. You can do the math with your eyes before you upload.
The card and the list are one thing seen from two sides. Every step below runs today, most of them checked on a real phone.
Howdy opens inside LINE. The first time, you choose a layout and get a card with your LINE picture and name already on it.
“Share my card” opens LINE's own share sheet. What arrives in the chat is a Flex Message: a real card to tap and scroll, not a link preview.
The public page needs no login and no friend request. Contact details, video, links, and an exchange form at the bottom.
The form is the only place a visitor's personal data is collected. Every other page records that something happened, never who.
Your list gains a row marked new. From there: contacted, visited, then won or lost. Won is the only status in LINE green. Lost is grey, because it is an outcome, not a mistake.
Storage is sold in slots you can count by eye, so you know what an upload costs before you press the button.
Video sizes are set; video upload is not live yet, only pictures. Cards are counted separately (1, 3, or unlimited by plan) and never trade against slots: a different card for a different audience is a use case, not storage.
Fill in who you are once. Each card can then say something different without retyping you.
Name, title, company and contact details are filled once and flow into every card. Change one card only when it needs to differ.
Basic, name plates, objects, landscape without a face, proposals, and the other side. Free unlocks two that share one skeleton; the rest come with a paid plan. Layout-specific fields, like a menu's prices or a timeline's years, are yours to fill.
Add on LINE adds the person, not an official account, and hides itself inside LINE's browser. Call dials. Save contact downloads a vCard.
The free plan is live today. Paid tiers are priced, but checkout isn't wired up yet — you can look, you can't buy.