For years my work revolved around events — running them, speaking at them, working the floor. Every conference ended the same way: a pocket full of business cards, a phone full of half-finished notes, and the quiet certainty that I'd already forgotten who half of these people were. A week later the cards were in a drawer, and the warmest leads had gone cold. I tried everything to fix it. Digital-card apps like Blinq and Popl looked sharp but stopped at "here's my info." Scanner apps like CamCard digitized cards into a list I never opened. A full CRM was overkill for one person — more data entry than relationship. Nothing connected the handshake to the follow-up that actually closes business. Around the same time, I'd started running half my workday through Claude and ChatGPT. That's when it clicked: I didn't want another dashboard to log into. I wanted to just *ask* — "who did I meet today?", "who do I owe a follow-up?", "draft a note to the founder from booth 12" — and have it handled. So we built NexaLink: a digital business card you share in one tap, a scanner that files every contact into a personal CRM, and — the part no one else has — a first-party MCP interface, so you run all of it from Claude, ChatGPT, or any AI assistant in plain language. No new app to learn. No leads going cold. It's the tool I wish I'd had at every event for the last ten years. We're putting it on a lifetime deal because the people who need it most — founders, agencies, and sales teams who live at events — shouldn't have to weigh up yet another subscription. Meet people. Never drop the ball. Let your AI do the busywork.