A card or a tag with a chip inside. Somebody holds their phone near it and your site, your contact details, your menu or your booking page opens straight away. No app to download and nothing for them to type.
The chip holds a link, and the link is yours to change. Print a thousand cards and you are stuck with what is on them; a tap card you can repoint the same afternoon.
Your details land straight in their phone’s contacts, spelled correctly. Works on any modern phone, and there is a printed QR code on the back for the ones that do not.
A small disc on a table, a counter or a menu. Taps through to the menu, the order page or the wifi. Anti-metal versions for anywhere it has to sit on steel.
Stuck inside the glass, readable from the street. Opening hours, the menu or the booking page, available when you are closed.
Table ordering for cafés and restaurants — menu, order and payment, end to end, with the tags locked so nobody can repoint them.
A tag on a machine, a vehicle or a meter that opens its service record, manual or checklist. The back-office use that nobody expects and everybody needs.
The link behind every tag is editable. New menu, new site, a seasonal offer — change it once and every card in circulation follows.
Modern iPhones and Android phones read these from the lock screen. Your customer does nothing but hold their phone near it.
Metal kills a normal tag. Anti-metal versions exist and we use them where they are needed, rather than selling you something that will not work.
Every tag is write-protected, so a stranger cannot rewrite yours to point somewhere else.
Tell us what you would want it to open. We can send a sample to try on your own phone before you order anything.