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helllo.me.

A digital business card platform where people claim a personal subdomain, publish their essential links, and share a focused online identity.

helllo.me

The problem

Sharing a collection of profiles and contact details should not require a full website builder. Most people need one memorable address and control over what appears there.

The product

helllo.me gives each user a personal subdomain and a compact, customizable card. It is designed to be quick to set up, easy to share, and useful in both public and private contexts.

  • Unique Subdomains: Users can claim their own personalized URL (e.g., you.helllo.me) to build their brand.
  • Interactive Design: A sleek, glassmorphic card interface.
  • Analytics Dashboard: Real-time insights into card views, link clicks, and traffic referrers.
  • QR Code Generation: Instantly generate QR codes for seamless sharing.
  • Privacy First: Fine-grained control over card visibility and private sharing options.

Technical decisions

The product combines a server-rendered web application with authentication, storage, analytics, and a dashboard for managing multiple cards.

  • Next.js and TypeScript provide the application foundation.
  • Supabase handles the database and file storage.
  • Better Auth supports magic links and Google OAuth.
  • Drizzle ORM keeps database queries and migrations type-safe.
  • Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui support a consistent, accessible interface.

My role

I started helllo.me in November 2025 and built it independently, from the product concept and interface to the dashboard, analytics, authentication, and deployment.

The product is live at helllo.me.

I'm currently available for freelance projects.

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