Let the person define the introduction

A name is central to identity, yet people may hesitate when they are unsure how to pronounce or use it. Dhawal Laheri's Tap Tap Go vision connects a physical introduction with richer personal context. A person could choose to include a simple pronunciation note or preferred form of address within their own description, without making that disclosure compulsory.

Keep the gesture human

The purpose is to reduce awkwardness, not to turn a profile into a rigid etiquette test. A recipient can ask politely when unsure and correct themselves without making the moment burdensome. Such details illustrate how a connected identity might support recognition at a very ordinary level: helping people begin with attention to the individual rather than merely exchanging contact fields.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scene

Hypothetically, someone includes a brief note explaining their preferred professional name. A new contact uses it correctly during a later call, making the conversation feel more personal without requiring a long explanation at the first meeting.

Make it practical.

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