One short name, one page behind it: your photo, a few honest sentences, your links, and a way for people to write to you. It goes in your bio, your signature and on the back of your card.
Type a name. Letters, numbers and hyphens, two or more.
Every page can be a strip on the board: a callsign, what they do, where they're based. Hover one and it lights up the way a strip does when the controller picks it up.
Examples, not real people. Yours takes about three minutes.

Husband, father, thinker, writer, doer. I run Cloudbase and a bunch of other things from Humble Harrisburg, PA.
Other link pages count every visitor, chart them and sell the chart back to you. Callsign has no radar. I don't keep a single number about who looked, so there's nothing to chase and nothing to leak.
What you do get: the notes people actually send you, kept and forwarded to your inbox.
A card with your strip on the front and your QR on the back, ten to a sheet, printable at any copy shop. The code points at your callsign, so change your words a hundred times and every card still lands.
Front: your strip.
Yes, for as long as you want it. No card to make one, and no card to keep it.
One quiet line at the foot of your page that says Callsign. If you ever use the rest of Cloudbase, you can take it off.
No. You'll hear from me when someone writes to you, and when I ship something you'd want to know about.
Every color, font, photo shape and layout, and CSS if you want it. Your name and how to reach you always show.
Export the whole page as one file whenever you like. If you turn it off, nothing is deleted, and your callsign stays yours.
Free, no card, about three minutes.