Four things, and they work together.
Most tools give you a page or a list. A Lynkur connects what you share to the people who saw it, so the follow-up writes itself.
Presence
One page that says who you are, where you work, and how to reach you. You choose what is public.
Resources
The deck, the case study, the calendar link — the things you actually send people, in the order you want them.
Events
Hosting dinner? Create the page, share one link, and watch the guest list fill in.
People
Everyone who registered or exchanged details, with the history of how you met already written.
Share. Engage. Meet. Remember. Follow up.
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Share
Send your link or show your QR. No app to install, no account to make.
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Engage
They open what you shared. You see what got attention.
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Meet
They register for your event, or hand you their details back.
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Remember
The person record is already there, with the date you met on it.
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Follow up
Add a note, set a reminder, and get back to them when you said you would.
Remember where you met.
You are not going to maintain another database. So Lynkur does not ask you to. Every registration, every exchange, every note lands on the person's record by itself, in order.
When their name comes up eighteen months later, the context is still there.
Claim your handle before someone else does.
It takes about two minutes. Add your details, drop in a few resources, and share the link.
Free. Your handle is yours to keep.