Share your own card or a contact with anyone, keep track of what you've sent, and stay in control of it — including undoing or revoking a share.
In this section
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Sharing your own card — the main thing Deeta does
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Sharing someone else's contact — passing on a number, and what travels with it
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Sharing more than one set at once — combining work and personal details on one card
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Managing your shared links — the links nobody has claimed yet, in one place
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Undoing a share you just sent — the ten-second window
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Revoking a share — shutting a link down later, or taking your details back
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How long share links last — the 24-hour expiry
The rules that apply to every share
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One link, one person. A link can be claimed into Deeta once. To share with someone else, send a new one — and send each link only to the person you mean, because until it expires anyone it reaches can see your card.
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24 hours. Every link expires a day after you first send it, claimed or not.
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You can always stop it. Undo in the moment, revoke a link nobody has claimed yet from Settings → Shared links, or stop updating or take your details back from anyone who's accepted one in Who has your profile — on every plan.
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They don't need Deeta. A link opens in any browser and shows your card. If you shared your Contact Info set, the page also lets them save your details straight to their phone's contacts.
Your card can also keep itself up to date after you've sent it, on every plan. Free and Plus have a limit on how many live cards you can have out at once. See Live Updates.