Share Card
What this screen is for
Produces a social-media card, 1080×1350 pixels portrait, carrying the business's name, city, rating, and QR code — sized for portrait formats like an Instagram post or story, built for posting rather than printing.
When you would use this
The owner is here when they want to prepare a visual post to share on social media or in a chat — unlike the poster, something that will never be printed, only seen on screen and shared directly.
Who sees it
The business owner; reached from the card shortcut on the share hub.
Where it lives
This screen exists only on mobile. The panel's share page produces the same card, without ever navigating to a separate screen, as one section of the same page as the share hub, and makes it downloadable.
What you can do here
View the card
The background is the business's cover photo; without a cover, the profile picture is used instead with a 48-pixel blur, and with neither, the background is a flat brand colour. Whenever there is a profile picture, it is also shown as a crisp circular mark (200 pixels across) near the bottom of the card, regardless of what the background is.
Show the rating
The rating is shown only if the business has at least one review; with none, the rating line is skipped entirely rather than showing "0.0".
Show the city
The business's city is shown next to the rating when it isn't blank.
Share as a PNG
Turns the card, as shown, into a PNG and opens the OS share sheet; the shared text carries the business name, a call to action, and the link, one per line.
What the server accepts and refuses
The name shrinks across up to three lines rather than getting cropped
The business name starts at 72pt; if it doesn't fit, the type shrinks down to 40pt and spreads across up to three lines — only a name that still doesn't fit at the smallest size gets cut off with an ellipsis.