Northwest FloridaTap. Saved. Digital business cards for the 850
WHOIS850

Who is 850?Oh, you'll meet 'em.

The people building things. Selling things. Making things. Feeding people. Throwing things. Starting businesses. Making noise. The people making Northwest Florida feel like Northwest Florida.

We make it easier to find them, meet them, and remember them.

See what we're makingMade in Crestview for the whole 850.
A phone showing a whois850 digital business card page next to plain, holographic, and printed NFC cards
Tap. Saved.

Meet somebody worth remembering.

Paper business cards are fine. Until you need the number that's printed on the business card that's currently living its best life somewhere under your passenger seat.

So we made ours tappable. Tap a WHOIS850 card to a phone and their page opens instantly: contact info, socials, work, booking links, whatever they actually want you to have.

Save them to your contacts and get on with your life.

No app. No account. No typing. Tap. Saved.
Meet the cards
Tap experiences

A card is just a door.

Turns out, once we started putting little tap points on things, we realized opening a contact page was only the beginning. A tap can do stuff.

Or make it do something else. Voting. Giveaways. Guestbooks. Song requests. Check-ins. Menus. Schedules. Lead capture. Digital swag bags. If you can do it on a webpage, there's a pretty good chance we can put a tap in front of it.

Have a weird idea? Even better.

Tell us what you're thinking

A tap can do stuff.

  1. Tap. Shared.Drop the photosPut a tap point at a wedding, party or event. Guests tap, drop their photos, and everybody stops pretending they're going to remember to send them later.
  2. Tap. Found.Run the huntHide checkpoints around an event, or around town. Players find them, tap in, collect checkpoints, unlock clues and race toward whatever you've put at the end.
  3. Tap. Bid.Place the bidPut one beside every silent-auction item. Tap the item. See the current bid. Place yours. Find out five minutes later that Susan has once again chosen violence.
  4. Tap. Stamped.Make a passportMarkets. Festivals. Vendor events. Bar crawls. Whatever you've gotten yourself into. Visit participating stops, tap in and collect them all for prizes, giveaways or bragging rights.

Pick one. Make it yours. Go tap somebody.

See all 37 designs
No. 01TidewaterPremier
No. 11FoundryClassic
No. 11TerminalPremier
No. 20Obsidian JewelClassic
No. 05OrbitalPremier
No. 19Sepia TrailClassic
No. 12Garden PartyPremier
No. 05CircuitClassic
No. 07ContourPremier
No. 12CelestialClassic
No. 09HarborPremier
No. 01EmberClassic
No. 17ObservatoryPremier
No. 10GlassClassic
No. 03Drafting TablePremier
No. 14CoastalClassic
Want your own?

37 designs, or one drawn just for you.

Pick your card, send us your info, and we'll build the page behind it. Your name. Your number. Your links. Your socials. Your work. Whatever belongs there. Then we make the card, connect the two, and send it your way.

No app. No subscription. Just tap. Saved.

Around the 850

So... who IS 850?

Good question. We're finding out.

The businesses you somehow haven't heard about yet. The person making something ridiculous in their garage. The food truck everybody keeps telling you to try. The market happening this weekend. The people behind the counters, booths, businesses and ideas scattered across Northwest Florida.

Field Notes is where we keep track of them.

See what's happening around the 850
  1. 01PeoplePeople worth knowing.
  2. 02PlacesPlaces worth finding.
  3. 03ThingsThings worth doing.

Built hereWHOIS850 is built by a local family that's called the Florida Panhandle home for almost 20 years. We design here. We print here. We build the pages here. And we're slowly working our way through one very large question: Who is 850?

Pensacola. Gulf Breeze. Navarre. Milton. Crestview. Niceville. Fort Walton Beach. Destin. Santa Rosa Beach. DeFuniak Springs. Panama City. Panama City Beach. Port St. Joe. Apalachicola. Marianna. Tallahassee. Turns out, there are a lot of us.

Designed, printed, and built in CrestviewMore about WHOIS850

You're 850?

Cool. Let's make something. Get a card. Build something for an event. Pitch us the weird idea you haven't quite figured out yet. We'll take it from there.

This is exactly how it looks on a phone. Links are switched off in the sample.

Choose this one