Bizcardz.ai – Custom metal business cards
Bizcardz.ai is a website where you design business cards which are converted to KiCad PCB schematics which can be manufactured (using metals) by companies such as Elecrow and PCBWay The site is free. Elecrow charges about $1 per pcb in quantities of 50 and $0.80 in quantities of 100. I have hacked away at this on and off for about two years so just happy to get it published
Bizcardz.ai – Custom metal business cards launched on August 20, 2025 with 26 votes, #578 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
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Bizcardz.ai is a free design tool that converts custom business card designs into KiCad PCB schematics for manufacturing as metal cards. Users create their designs on the site, then order physical metal cards through manufacturers like Elecrow or PCBWay at approximately $0.80-$1.00 per card. It's aimed at professionals and creatives who want distinctive, durable metal business cards instead of traditional paper versions.
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Custom metal business cards. Contribute to rhodey/bizcardz.ai development by creating an account on GitHub.
bizcardz.ai is a website where you design business cards which are converted to KiCad PCB schematics which can be manufactured (using metals) by companies such as Elecrow and PCBWay. This is a closed source project of mine which I keep on github for purposes of including in myfrom github.com
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