One card, always current
Name, photo, role, phone, email, and links on a single page you control. Edit once and every card you've ever shared shows the new details.
Atlice.net · By Valley of the Kings LLC
Your card. One tap away.
Atlice is a digital business card you share with a tap, a QR code, or a link — and update in seconds when your number, role, or links change. No reprints. No “let me write that down.” Just your card, always current, always with you.
Coming soon — web app & mobile app
What it does ↓
What Atlice does
The card itself is the core. The community features are where it's headed — finding your representative, raising petitions, and leaving messages tied to a place.
Tap, scan, or send
Share in person with a tap or QR code, or send your link anywhere — text, email, social bio. The other person needs nothing installed to see it.
Save it in one tap
People can save you straight to their phone contacts from your card — no typing, no typos, no paper card lost in a pocket.
Find your representative
On the roadmap
See who represents you locally, on a map — starting with your congressional representative — right from the Atlice community features.
Petitions people can sign
On the roadmap
Post a petition for others to sign. First up from the founder: making the internet a commodity like electricity and water, and programming a trade like the electricians and plumbers.
Messages tied to a place
On the roadmap
Leave a message where it matters — tied to a location — and let neighbours lift up the ones that help with a thumbs-up.
How it works
STEP 1
Create your card
Sign up on the web, add your details and links, and pick your Atlice address.
STEP 2
Share it anywhere
Tap, show your QR code, or drop your link wherever people find you.
STEP 3
Stay current
New job, new number, new link? Update your card once — everyone already has the latest you.
Web app
Atlice.net
Full card builder and sharing in the browser. This is the first launch.
Coming soon
Mobile app
iOS & Android
Your card in your pocket, synced with the web — tap-to-share built for meeting people face to face.
Coming soon
From the makers of Atlice
Open Spaces A HOOD EPIC
Atlice comes from Valley of the Kings LLC — and from the founder's own story. Open Spaces is Allen's memoir: North Philadelphia, Milton Hershey School, and the road to software engineer and father.