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Patent-pending · Made in Burlington, NC

The sign your customers tap. The link you control.

A physical display that opens a link the moment a phone touches it. No app. No QR. No squinting.

Built in NC Custom shapes available 2-year warranty
A TapCraft Stand Pro at Almadina Market. Two signs frame the NFC display — 'Tap to Leave a Review!' on top and 'Tap to Follow Us!' on the bottom.
◉ Reviews · Follows · Menus · Donations
Why it's different

Three seconds or four. The difference is the sale.

QR codes need a camera, focus, aim, and a reliable guess at what's on the sticker. Tap skips every one of those steps.

No app needed

Every iPhone since 2016 and every Android since 2014 reads NFC natively. No download, no account, no setup. The customer taps — the link opens.

Never expires

The link is yours to change any time. New menu, new listing, new campaign — the physical display never gets reprinted.

Cut to your shape

We can make a TapCraft in the outline of your logo, at a size that fits your space. One-offs and small runs both. Ask for a quote.

By the numbers

The patent-pending engineering, in four numbers.

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Tap success
>95%
Measured in our testing
Approach to open
< 2s
No camera, no aim
Read range
1–5cm
Natural touch distance
Lifespan
10+ yr
Passive, no battery
What a tap looks like

This is the whole pitch.

A real TapCraft Stand Pro on the wall — logo on the front, 'Tap to Leave a Review!' signs top and bottom. A phone taps. The website opens. No app, no QR, no typing.

  • Native NFC. Every iPhone since 2016, every Android since 2014. Nothing to install.
  • Change the destination any time — the physical display never gets reprinted.
  • Swappable face, changeable signs. This one says Hope Tech. Yours can say anything.
Real installs

Built for businesses like yours.

Six businesses in the Triangle run TapCraft at the counter. Every unit custom-built in Burlington, NC.

A black TapCraft Stand Pro on the checkout counter at Albasha Market & Grill in Raleigh, next to the card reader and a stack of business cards.
Albasha Market & Grill

Reviews at the register.

A TapCraft Stand Pro at Almadina Market with two signs — 'Tap to Follow Us!' on top and 'Tap to Leave a Review!' below — in front of the menu boards.
Almadina Market

One display, two asks — review on top, follow below.

A red TapCraft Stand Pro on the stainless prep counter at Mr. Kabab, with follow and review signs framing the black-and-gold logo.
Mr. Kabab

The red one on the prep counter.

A white TapCraft Stand Pro with the green Burlington Masjid mark and 'Tap to Leave a Review!' signs top and bottom.
Burlington Masjid

Donations without the card-reader line.

A white TapCraft Stand Pro with the Al-Aqsa Community Clinic logo and 'Tap to Leave a Review!' signs top and bottom.
Al-Aqsa Community Clinic

Booking and signups at the front desk.

A tan TapCraft display standing on the table at Mawlana's book booth, between stacks of Islamic books.
Mawlana Books

A WhatsApp community, one tap at a booth.

The lineup

Small enough for a keyring. Big enough for a showroom.

Keychains from $20 up to an 8-inch statement piece for the showroom. Every unit is built and shipped from Burlington.

TapCraft Stand Pro For Standard (4″)

A floating unit with swappable sign slots on top and bottom. "Tap to see our menu." Makes it obvious.

$75 $90 Summer Special

TapCraft Stand Pro For Statement (8″)

The big one. Floats the 8″ Statement display with changeable sign slots on both sides.

$149 $179 Summer Special

Stop handing out cards that go in the trash.

A TapCraft is the last card you buy. Update the link as often as you need — the display stays the same.