Protect your professional data on bloo.Cards

Your professional data (yours and your contacts') deserves better than a poorly closed drawer. bloo.Cards protects your account on several levels. Here is what watches over your information, and what you can do on your side.

A password that holds

It all starts there. Choose a long, unique password, never reused elsewhere. A password manager remembers it for you and spares you the sticky note under the keyboard.

A protected login

bloo.Cards secures access to your account and watches for suspicious attempts. Strengthened authentication adds a second barrier: even if a password leaks, your account stays out of reach.

Encrypted exchanges

Every connection goes through an encrypted link (HTTPS). Your data travels shielded, from your browser to our servers, without ever crossing the network in the clear.

European hosting

Your data is kept on servers located in the European Union. A few technical providers are based outside the Union (sign-in with Google, Apple or LinkedIn, e-mail delivery, AI reading of the cards you scan). These transfers are covered by GDPR safeguards (EU-US Data Privacy Framework, adequacy decisions, standard contractual clauses) and described in our privacy policy.

You stay in control

You decide, field by field, what appears on your public card and what stays private. What you don't share is not displayed: privacy by default, not as an option.

Your useful reflexes

Log out of shared devices, enable strengthened authentication, keep your details up to date and beware of e-mails that imitate bloo.Cards. Security is teamwork between the tool and you.

Frequently asked questions

Is my data encrypted?

The connection is encrypted (HTTPS), passwords are stored securely, and the contact book and notes are encrypted at rest.

Who can see my contacts?

Only you. The contacts you collect are kept in your contact book. A company does not have access to an employee's personal contact book.

How can I strengthen my account's security?

Choose a long, unique password, do not share it, and sign out of devices you no longer use.