Same TapCraft, same tap, different link. Below: who's using it, and what the tap actually opens.
The moment they hand over the card is the moment they're happiest. A tap by the register opens your Google review prompt while the flowers are still fresh in their hands — not two days later, when they meant to leave a review and forgot.
Open houses run on attention. Every second someone spends aiming a camera is a second they are not walking the property.
The chair turns. They tap. Booked again before they leave.
The welcome sign does real work now. Guests tap for the photo gallery during the reception and the registry on the way home.
No fumbling for a phone to scan a code. Tap the stand, the donation form opens, the contribution goes through.
You finish a piece, you tap it to its listing, it ships with the buyer.
QR menus felt necessary in 2020. They feel worn out now. Tap is faster and looks like your brand, not a pandemic artifact.
Paper cards go stale the day you print them. A TapCraft keychain gets the new title, the new employer, the new link.