How can the world reach me?

One address.
Everyone sees what you
decided they see.

Your number, your socials, your agent, your publicist — in one card that reads differently depending on who opens it. The press get your publicist. Your friends get your phone.

Exact handles only. You cannot search this directory by phone number.

The same card, three readings

Nothing below is a different profile. It is one card, resolved against three different viewers.

anyone

John Appleseed

appleseed@xyzping.com

Booking
Creative Artists
Press
press@agency.example
Instagram
@appleseed
a connection

John Appleseed

appleseed@xyzping.com

Booking
Creative Artists
Instagram
@appleseed
Mobile
+46 70 000 00 00
Email
john@work.example
family

John Appleseed

appleseed@xyzping.com

Booking
Creative Artists
Mobile
+46 70 000 00 00
Signal
+46 70 000 00 01
Home
john@home.example

01

Claim a handle

You become you@xyzping.com. One address that survives every phone, job and platform you outlive.

02

Add your channels

Numbers, socials, and the people who speak for you — agent, publicist, manager. Representation is a link to their card, so it stays right when they move.

03

Decide who sees what

Tick a box per channel, per audience. Nothing is shared by default — a channel you add is visible to nobody until you say otherwise.

It saves to your real address book

Every card exports as a vCard, so it lands in iOS and Android contacts like any other. The tiers are resolved first — a saved card only ever holds what you were allowed to see.

Open by construction

Handles resolve over WebFinger, the same standard the fediverse uses, so anything can look you up without asking us first. 

GET /.well-known/webfinger
    ?resource=acct:appleseed@xyzping.com

That document carries pointers, never contact details. Anything private lives behind the card endpoint, which answers per requester.

Take your handle

Free, and yours. It takes about a minute to set up a card worth sharing.

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