Choose your tag
Choose the TAPDX tag that fits how and where you’ll use it.
One physical tap can open the digital next step that matters — from the experience you already use to a journey built for the moment.
You meet someone. They’re interested. Then comes: “Find me on Instagram. My Linktree is in my bio.” Now they have to remember your name, open the app, search, find the right profile, open the bio, find the right link — and only then take action. Every extra step gives attention another chance to disappear.
Meet → remember → search → find → choose → act
Tap → choose → act
Or, when there is one clear next step: Tap → act
Don’t make people search for the next step.
Let them tap it.
Choose the TAPDX tag that fits how and where you’ll use it.
Use something you already have — a Linktree, website, booking page, store, portfolio or other web experience. Or talk to us about a journey designed around a particular moment or outcome.
Hold a modern smartphone near the tag. No app. No typing. No searching. The experience opens instantly.
Your tag is reusable. When what you want to share changes, programme a new destination onto it instead of replacing the tag.
See how quickly a physical interaction becomes a digital next step.
The same TAPDX tag can solve a very different problem depending on where the tap happens and what you want to happen next.
Tap → explore → connect → book
For founders, consultants, salespeople and professionals.
Tap → discover → explore → enquire
For creators, speakers, photographers and freelancers.
Tap → find → learn → shop
For beauty, retail, masterclasses and product experiences.
Tap → explore → choose → book
For salons, wellness and service businesses.
Tap → capability → proof → meeting
For exhibitions, suppliers, SMEs and buyer conversations.
Tap → discover → learn → join
For product launches, events, waitlists and new services.
A Linktree already gives you one digital place for many links, content and actions. Your TAPDX tag can open it directly.
Meet → remember name → find profile → open Linktree → choose → act
Tap → Linktree → choose → act
TAPDX does not need to replace the digital experience you already have. It gives that experience a physical entry point.
| TAPDX and Linktree | Linktree | TAPDX |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A digital hub for links, content and actions | A physical NFC touchpoint that opens a digital experience |
| One place, many next steps | Yes | Yes |
| Links, content, forms, bookings, products | Yes | Can open these directly or through the experience you already use |
| What it removes | Helps organise digital destinations | Removes the search between the physical moment and the digital experience |
| Context | General digital hub | Can start from a specific real-world moment |
| Purpose-built experience | Built within Linktree’s available features | Can open a journey designed around a particular use case or outcome |
| Works together? | Yes | Your Linktree can be the experience behind the TAPDX tag |
Sometimes someone doesn’t need everything you do. They need what matters right now.
Tap → find my shade → see what was used → learn → shop → book
Tap → understand the business → see capability → view proof → request a meeting
Tap → discover → understand → join the waitlist
Tap → see what I do → see my work → connect
Start with what you already have. Build the journey when the moment needs more.
One physical tap. Many possible next steps.
What should happen when someone taps yours?
I’ve always been experience-driven.
I learn by doing — by stepping into real situations, observing how people behave, noticing what works, what gets lost, and where an experience could be better.
TAPDX grew from that way of thinking.
We make meaningful connections every day — through work, events, communities, celebrations and unexpected encounters. But too often, the momentum of that connection disappears once the moment has passed.
I wanted to create something simple and intentional that could carry the experience forward.
Not technology for technology’s sake. A product with purpose — one that turns a physical moment into an easy next step: connect, share, discover, remember, engage or act.
That same thinking shapes how I build. I believe in collaboration and in creating ecosystems where people contribute, learn from one another and give more than they take.
For me, the most valuable products don’t simply function.
They create an experience. They help something happen. They move people forward.
That is what TAPDX is about.
Tap. Connect. Experience.
Building a business takes more than a good idea.
Sometimes the barrier isn’t talent, ambition or knowing what you want to create. It’s access — to the technology, tools and support needed to turn an idea into something customers can actually use.
As TAPDX grows, we intend to allocate 1% of net revenue from TAPDX journeys and templates to TAPDX Access Credits for women-owned small businesses.
The credits will be designed to help another business access the same kind of practical digital capability TAPDX is built around — a journey, guided setup, personalisation or build support that helps move an idea from “I know what I want to do” to “this is working and I can put it in front of customers.”
Because access to the tools to build should not be the reason a good business idea stops.
When one business moves forward, we want a little of that progress to help another one move too.
More than what we make — the way we choose to show up for the people we help connect.
We believe the best moments deserve to lead somewhere. Every tag is made to turn a real connection into one that lasts.
We close the gap between meeting and momentum — so the next step happens while it still matters, not days later.
We build with intention. Technology should help something happen, never exist for its own sake.
One tap, and it simply works. No apps, no typing, nothing standing between people and the moment.
We keep our word — in how the product performs, and in how we show up for the people who carry it.
Start with the digital experience you already have. Build something more specific when the moment needs it. What should happen when someone taps yours?
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