HiHello Reviews & Product Details

I like the convenience of HiHello as a mobile business card. I can open my phone and have someone scan my QR code to share my information right away, without digging through my wallet, purse, or work bag for a card. I can update my profile and picture from my phone, and use different pictures for my martial arts and consulting businesses. I find it easy to use and very user-friendly. The initial setup took less than five minutes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I haven’t had any real problems so far. Sometimes it takes a little time to load, though that may be my internet connection. Once or twice, the QR code scan didn’t share my information instantly, and we had to redo it twice. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

• No Paper Hassle: Just show your QR code and share contacts instantly.

• Multiple Profiles: Create separate digital cards for work and personal use.

• Sleek UI: The app is super smooth, clean, and easy to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

• Paywalled Features: Basic things like using your own logo or hiding the "Made with HiHello" branding require a paid subscription.

• Clunky Scanner: The physical business card scanner sometimes makes mistakes and requires manual editing.

• App Dependency: Recipients occasionally find it annoying to download the app just to use advanced features like the contact manager. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like having a digital business card that is always in my phone and always with me. I enjoy being able to save the contacts for folks who I share the card with when I'm out and about. The platform is intuitive to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only major downside is actually fairly minor - the name feels "cute" and a little less professional than I would like for a business card exchange. Probably there is a way to integrate the contacts with other communications systems at my company, but I haven't figured that out, so it is a bit tedious to make sure that I transfer new connections. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that I can create a digital business card as needed. I now have several digital business cards through HiHello that I can use for the nuanced businesses that I operate. That also means I don’t have to put myself in a box with one business card or spend time, energy, and money ordering business cards only to find out they’re outdated six months later. I have a graveyard of hardcopy business cards. A digital business card feels so contemporary. It makes it easy to pass on my contact - the right contact info for the individual entrepreneurial prospect, or corporate business CEO, or a contact for my hobby jewelry business, or a prospective date. Not every card applies to every circumstance or person. For that reason, I have found HiHello to be very helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I’m not sure whether HiHello has a reminder feature to prompt users to follow up with contacts, or whether digital business cards just end up lost in digital clutter. That’s about all I can say about the downsides. It might be nice to have more design options down the road, but they’re not necessary right now. The app is simple and easy to use, with little learning required, so I don’t see many drawbacks. Still, the design features may feel a little outdated. It would also be nice to have a feature that helps convert contacts. I think the name HiHello is a little cheesy, too.

I met someone at a bar who said, "Oh yeah, I have that, but I don’t use it," which makes me wonder if something is missing that helps people remember they have the app. The other day, I was in a meeting when someone asked if I had a business card. It was for an area of my work that I don’t necessarily talk about, even though I have a lot of experience in it. I said, "Hold on a minute," went out to my car, and created a digital business card. When I came back, I said, "Oh, I forgot I have my business cards on my phone now that I’ve migrated to a digital business card." I was able to tap their phone and share the QR code. It was interesting to realize that I forget I have this feature, even though it’s so useful. We need little reminders or notifications that pop up on our screens—maybe even an SMS feature—to say, “hey, pay attention to this new contact.”

I also have two phone numbers: one for business and one for personal use. I noticed there was an option labeled “SMS only,” meaning text messages instead of phone calls. I think there should be a toggle to choose SMS only for the personal number and calls or texts for the business number, for example. Those are my thoughts. No complaints about the card. ( but this form, this survey form—really bad. Not designed for mobile use which is ironic.) . Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how convenient HiHello is for networking events because I don’t have to carry paper business cards. People can scan my QR code and get all my information, so it’s easy to connect. The interface looks nice and feels smooth and crisp. I like the company feature that lets me assign different roles, so people can see who does what without as much explaining. I also like being able to switch between different profiles for multiple companies with the same sign-in, the options, the AI integration, and having my contacts right there. It was very easy to set up my account, and I did it quickly after scanning someone else’s QR code. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There's nothing I dislike about HiHello Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about HiHello is how simple it makes creating and sharing a digital business card. I can keep my contact details, profile information, social links, and other relevant information together in one card instead of having to share multiple links or type everything out separately.

The sharing process is probably my favorite part. I can share my card through a link or QR code, which I find especially useful when meeting someone in person. I also like that I can update my information whenever something changes without having to create and distribute a completely new card like I would with a printed business card.

I find the interface clean and easy to navigate, and the card looks professional when I share it. Overall, HiHello works well for the way I network because it saves me time, reduces my dependence on physical business cards, and keeps my professional contact information organized and up to date. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing I find slightly limiting about HiHello is that the contact management side could be more flexible. Once I’ve collected several contacts, I’d like more options to organize and categorize them so I can quickly find a particular person or group of contacts.

I also feel that some of the features and settings take a little time to understand when you first start using the platform. The basic card creation and sharing are straightforward, but managing contacts and exploring the additional features can require a bit more navigation.

These aren’t major issues for me, but improving contact organization and making some of the less obvious features easier to discover would make the overall experience better. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use HiHello for business connections, and it’s an easy, hassle-free way to share my contact info with potential clients and associates without manually inputting it. I like having a separate contact list because it makes keeping business and personal contacts easier. I also like the options to share by email, phone, or QR code, which make things more accessible for clients. The setup was very easy and simple. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish scanning the code didn’t make people think they have to download the app to save my contact info. I’d also like contact info to save automatically when someone scans the code or clicks the link, instead of having to save it manually afterward. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love that I can always have my contact information ready to share at a moment’s notice. One feature I especially appreciate is the ability to create multiple cards within my account. People often ask for my husband’s contact information—he’s a family law attorney—so I created a card for him as well. Now I can share his details just as easily whenever someone needs them.

I also really like the product’s UI/UX. It’s intuitive, clean, and easy to navigate, making the experience seamless from start to finish. The performance has been excellent, and sharing information is quick and reliable. Overall, it’s a convenient, professional solution that I highly recommend. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

So far, I haven’t found anything to dislike. The setup process was straightforward and only took a few minutes to get up and running. Sharing my information has been simple and seamless, and I haven’t experienced any issues with usability or performance. Overall, it has been a very smooth and positive experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use HiHello to share my email, website, and contact information with real estate professionals and clients. It saves me time, and sharing everything with one click is very easy. I like being able to see how many people have viewed my information and keep track of who has opened it. The contact also looks more professional than a regular iPhone contact, and the setup was very simple. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I’d like HiHello to sync when I put our iPhones together and share my HiHello contact instead of my iCloud contact. I’d also like to avoid having to open the app manually to share my contact after getting theirs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how easy it is to share my digital business card with anyone via QR code. It saves paper, is eco-friendly, and ensures I never run out of cards at networking events. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The design layouts are clean but somewhat rigid. It would be helpful to have more control over font choices, background colors, and the overall alignment of the digital business card. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.