A small introduction. A whole person behind it.
Come in.
Make yourself curious.
Read a piece. Say hello. Keep a way back. Try a little context or a little more—there’s no profile to complete.
Fictional people you can explore without signing up. Contact actions are simulated; downloads are sample files. Use sample words—reloading clears this demo.
A few fictional pieces, chosen to introduce someone. The controls explore possibilities; they aren’t an account editor.
What people and assistants can read
The same selected public context follows this introduction. Your private People notes are excluded. Sample destinations use example.com.
From a good conversation to a next hello
A small card.
A way back to the person.
Keep your introduction close on a wallet card. Download its QR artwork for a business card, a name badge or a sign at your table.
Same person. Same introduction.
A personal QR code would open your introduction. This sample opens the DefinedBy website on your phone. Explore the fictional introduction here, or download the same website QR to try in print.
Scan this sample QR to visit www.definedby.you on your phone. The introduction button opens the fictional example on this page.
Apple Wallet and Google Wallet support are planned. This preview shows the card design; it doesn’t add a pass to your wallet.
A private place to remember
People, with a little
of how you met.
Keep an introduction and a note for next time. A name, a shared interest, the book you meant to send. Nothing to perform for an audience.
The planned Free account includes people and private notes. Paid adds groups for neighbours, collaborators, or whatever makes sense to you. Saving is one-way; it doesn’t notify the other person.
Save Morgan or Jules from their “Say hello” drawer, then find them here with a note for next time. The Paid example adds a few fictional connections in coloured groups, plus someone not in a group. Edit those groups or make your own. Groups organise your list; they don’t restrict access to a shared introduction. Use sample words—reloading clears the demo.