Every HelloVcard AI tool, step by step.

How to build a card before you sign up

You don't need an account to see what the AI makes of your business. Open hellovcard.com/go/card, describe your work in one line, and a finished card comes back on the same screen: name, subtitle, about section, services and FAQ. If you like it, creating a free account carries that exact draft into the editor, so nothing you typed is lost.

1. Open hellovcard.com/go/card on your phone or laptop. No sign-in, no card details.
2. Type one line about what you do, or tap the mic and say it in your own language.
3. Read what comes back. The card is written out in full, ready to judge.
4. Try again if it's off. Reword your line and build it a second time.
5. Keep it. Create a free account and the draft opens in your editor, already filled in.

Fair use: three free builds a day per visitor, which is enough to test a couple of wordings. Once you have an account, builds come out of your own plan allowance instead.

How to speak your details instead of typing

Typing a description on a phone keyboard is the slowest part of making a card, so every AI box on HelloVcard now has a mic beside it. Tap it, say what you do in the language you actually speak, and the words land in the box as text you can correct before you build. It works on the home page, on the no-account builder, and on all three AI tools inside your dashboard.

1. Tap the mic next to any describe box. Your browser asks for microphone permission the first time; allow it once.
2. Pick your language from the small dropdown beside the mic. It remembers your choice.
3. Speak normally. Say your trade, your area and anything you want on the card.
4. Read the text that appears, fix any word it misheard, then build.

Works best when: you speak in full sentences rather than single words, and you stay in one language per recording. Mixed English and Kannada in the same sentence is common in Bengaluru and usually comes through, but a quick read before you build is worth the two seconds. Voice runs in your browser, so a quiet room beats a noisy market.

How to create a digital business card from one line

Type a sentence like "company secretary in Indiranagar, ROC filings and compliance, nine years" and the card comes back written: name, subtitle, about section, services and FAQ, prefilled and editable. A reviewed draft takes two to three minutes from the moment you start typing to a published card.

1. Sign in and open AI Tools › Describe my business in your dashboard.
2. Write one or two lines about what you do, or tap the mic and say it. Include your trade, your area and anything you want highlighted.
3. Generate. The draft card opens with every field filled in.
4. Review and edit. Fix wording, add your photo and phone number, pick a theme.
5. Publish. The card stays a private draft until you do.

Tip: the AI never invents your email or address. If you did not mention them, those fields come back empty for you to fill, which is the correct behaviour for a page that represents you.

How to scan a paper card into a digital one

Got a box of printed cards? Photograph one and the scanner reads the name, numbers, email and links into a digital card draft. Useful for your own card, and for saving the cards people hand you before they end up in a drawer: 88% of paper cards are discarded within a week.

1. Photograph the card flat, in decent light, text side up.
2. Open the card scanner from your dashboard's card tools and upload the photo.
3. Check the extracted fields. Names and numbers land in the right boxes; confirm spellings.
4. Save. You now have a digital version you can share with one tap.

How to turn product photos into a WhatsApp catalogue

Photograph a product and the AI writes its listing: a name, a short description and a suggested category, ready to drop into your WhatsApp Store. One photo at a time, each one landing in a draft grid you review before anything reaches your shop.

1. Open AI Tools › Products in your dashboard.
2. Upload one product photo. Clear, close shots work best.
3. Read the draft listing the AI writes for it, and set your price.
4. Repeat for each product, then add the approved ones to your store.

Tip: prices are always yours to type. The AI describes what it sees; it never guesses what you charge.

How to create a one-page website from a prompt

One prompt becomes a full single-page website: headline, about section, services, FAQ and contact block, live at its own hellovcard.com link. Each section can be rewritten by chat, so "make the intro warmer" or "add a line about weekend visits" is a ten-second edit.

1. Open AI Tools › Websites and describe your work in a line or two, by typing or by mic.
2. Generate. The whole page appears as a draft: headline, sections, FAQ.
3. Rewrite any section by telling the editor what to change.
4. Publish. Your page goes live at its own link, with search-engine markup built in.
5. Share the link on WhatsApp, your card and your social profiles.

Tip: every published page carries structured data (your business type, services and FAQ) so search engines and AI assistants can read exactly what you offer.

How to build a whole WhatsApp Store with AI

Describe your shop once and the AI sets up the store card, categories, a first catalogue of eight to twelve products and your business hours. Orders arrive as WhatsApp messages, the same flow your customers already use every day, so there is no new app for them to install.

1. Open AI Tools › Stores and describe the shop: what you sell, where, your hours.
2. Confirm your WhatsApp number. Orders arrive there, so this field is yours to verify, never auto-filled.
3. Generate. Store, categories and products appear as one inactive draft.
4. Set prices and swap in real photos from the product screen.
5. Activate. The shop counts against your plan only once it goes live.

Tip: if you give a price range like "saris 4,000 to 15,000", the AI leaves the price blank rather than inventing a discount. Ranges are not prices, and your shopfront should never show a markdown you didn't choose.

How to find everything you've built with AI

Builds used to be easy to lose: you made a card on Tuesday, came back on Friday and couldn't remember where it went. My AI Builds lists them all in one place, newest first, with what each one was, when it ran, which tool made it and whether it finished. Open any row and you land straight on the thing it created.

1. Sign in and open My AI Builds from your dashboard menu.
2. Scan the list. Cards, stores, websites and product listings all appear together.
3. Open a row to jump to that card, store or page in the editor.
4. Check the status if a build looked like it failed. Finished and failed runs are both shown, so nothing disappears quietly.

Tip: the page also shows what each build spent, so you can see where your allowance went before topping up.