Project Description
The problem
Once it’s printed, it’s stuck.
Every business card, flyer, table sign and keychain with a QR code on it is a bet that the link will never change. Then the menu moves, the event ends, the campaign wraps, the Instagram handle changes, and a box of printed tags quietly starts pointing at the wrong place — or at nothing.
NFC tags have the same problem with one more twist: they get handed away. A tag given out at a market or a show ends up in someone else’s pocket, and the person holding it has no way to make it theirs.
Tags we print
Every tag starts as a drawing and comes off our own printer, chip sealed inside.








Instagram, Snapchat, WhatsApp and the other names and logos shown belong to their owners, who haven’t made, approved or sponsored these tags. We don’t sell social-network tags; they’re samples we give away.
What it does
One code, many lives: claim it, point it, change it, pass it on.
How it was built
The same method as everything we ship: draw it as a system, hand it to an AI crew, ship the real thing.
From the first commit to a live site in one day, and a full business platform within the week. SocialTags is the proof.