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If you’ve ever found yourself striking up a conversation while out and about, you may end up wanting to quickly share your contact information with another person. While Apple does offer NameDrop, it lacks granularity, and isn’t always the most reliable. Passable brings contact sharing into neat looking Apple Wallet passes, and it offers tons of granularity.
Highlights
While Passable is great for contact sharing, it doesn’t do just that. It also helps you share websites, social media, and other links. In Passable, you can customize the color and styling of your wallet pass, and create different ones for different social contexts. That feature is particularly useful if you have one contact you’d want to share at a business function (with your work email), and a different one at personal events.
You can also make cards for websites, if you’d like to share your portfolio for instance. It also supports special cards for the App Store and TestFlight, just in case you’re a fellow indie dev who wants an easier time sharing your app with others.
