About TagOS

The manual is in a binder. The service record is in someone's inbox. The person who knows how the machine works left last year.

Most information about physical things is kept far away from the things themselves. TagOS moves it back. A small NFC tag on the object leads to a page you can keep up to date from anywhere.

We build on one principle: the tag is permanent, and the experience behind it can change. You shouldn't have to climb a ladder to fix a broken link.

We also try to be straight about limits. NFC is great for one person and one object, and the wrong tool for counting a warehouse. A standard tag can be copied, so we don't call it secure. When TagOS isn't the right fit, we'll tell you.