Indie App Spotlight: “Switching” makes it easy to share your connection through Apple Wallet

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If you’ve ever started a conversation while out and about, you might want to quickly share your contact information with another person. Although Apple offers NameDrop, it lacks granularity and isn’t always the most reliable. Passing brings contact sharing to Apple Wallet links that look neat and offer tons of detail.

Highlights

while Passing contact is great for sharing, it just doesn’t do it. It also helps to share websites, social media and other links. At Passable, you can customize the color and style of your wallet pass and create different ones for different social contexts. This feature is especially useful if you have one contact you want to share at a business function (with your work email) and another contact at personal events.

For example, if you want to share your portfolio, you can also make cards for websites. It also supports custom cards for the App Store and TestFlight, in case you’re a fellow indie developer who wants to more easily share your app with others.

Passing wallet passes can also be shared, and when you update a pass in Passable, it will be updated remotely on the device of anyone you share it with. You can also delete shared links remotely.

Overall, Passable makes sharing contacts and links in person incredibly seamless. It takes the guesswork out and brings everything into Apple Wallet so it’s easy to find and share.

Download the program

Passing available for Free on the App Store On iPhone, Mac and Apple Watch. You need iOS 18, macOS 15 and watchOS 11 or later. For free, you can make one wallet pass per category, while Passable Gold unlocks 10 passes per category and additional customization. It costs $2.99 ​​per month, $24.99 per year, and $79.99 for life.

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