For Property

The property answers for itself.

For estate and letting agents. A tag on the board opens the listing. A tag inside hands over the Wi-Fi, the boiler and the bin day — so nobody rings the office to ask.

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Three placements

One tag. Three jobs.

Same hardware every time. What changes is where it goes and what it opens.

Round black NFC tap tag with the white NFC mark

On the board

For Sale & To Let

The board that opens

Every board you put up is a billboard nobody can click. Someone walks past, likes the look of it, and does nothing. A tag on the post opens the full listing — photos, floorplan, EPC, book a viewing.

WeatherproofOn-metal option

Enquire

Round white NFC tap tag with the black NFC mark

At the viewing

Sales

The hallway tag

People forget half of what they were told within an hour of leaving. A tag by the door gives them the floorplan, the room sizes, what’s included and the second-viewing link — on their own phone, in their own time.

Per propertyEditable

Enquire

NFC tap card set up to hand over a Wi-Fi network

Inside the let

Lettings & short-let

The one that stops the calls

Wi-Fi. Boiler. Stopcock. Bin day. Where the meters are. How to report a fault. Every one of those is currently a phone call to someone in your office who was doing something else.

Edit any timeNo app

Enquire

The part we’d sell it on

Every tap is counted.

A board that’s been up three weeks with no viewings is an argument waiting to happen. Tap counts tell you which argument to have — because if the board is being tapped and nobody’s booking, that’s a price conversation, not a marketing one.

Taps counted per board and per property.
Turns “there’s been interest” into a number on the vendor call.
Separates a marketing problem from a pricing one.

Black tag — board mount

Where they go

Everywhere a question gets asked

One tag carries one link for one job. Put up as many as there are questions.

01BoardsFor Sale and To Let boards open the listing on the spot — tap it, or scan the QR printed on the face. No typing a URL into a phone in the rain.

02ViewingsA tag in the hallway opens the floorplan, dimensions, fixtures and the second-viewing link.

03Branch windowYou’re shut at six. People still stop and look. A tag in the glass keeps the window working overnight.

04ParticularsA tag on the printed brochure opens the virtual tour or the video walkthrough.

05Tenant welcomeWi-Fi, stopcock, meter locations, bin days, emergency contacts. Everything the move-in call covers.

06AppliancesA tag on that specific boiler opens that specific manual. Same on the washer, the alarm panel, the thermostat.

07Fault reportingTap, photograph the problem, send. It lands with you instead of as a voicemail at eight in the evening.

08Meter readingsA tag at the cupboard takes the reading at move-in and move-out, with the photo attached.

09Short-let manualCheck-in, house rules, appliances, local recommendations. The questions guests message at midnight.

10Reviews on the way outThe same tag asks for the review at checkout — which is what actually moves a listing up the rankings.

11Communal areasNoticeboards, bin stores and plant rooms. Building notices, recycling rules, contractor visit logs.

Built for the outside world

Properties are hostile to tags.

Boards live outdoors on metal posts. Meter cupboards, boilers and door frames are metal too — and a standard NFC tag will not read through metal at all. We match the tag to the surface, so it works on the first tap rather than the fourth.

Weatherproof tags for boards and anything outdoors.
On-metal versions for posts, cupboards, boilers and frames.
Locked on programming, so nobody walking through the property can redirect one.
A QR printed on the face as a fallback, for anyone who doesn’t think to tap.
Removable adhesive on request, for landlords who care about the paintwork.

White tag — interior

How it runs

You never go back to the property

The tag is fixed. What it opens is not.

01We program the setOne tag per property, programmed and labelled so you know which is which before it leaves us.

02It goes upOn the board, by the door, in the kitchen cupboard. Peel, stick, done — no wiring, no installation, no app for anyone to download.

03You edit the pageWi-Fi password changed? Update the field. It’s changed everywhere that tag is tapped, instantly, without anyone visiting.

04Tags get reassignedProperty sold, tag comes off the board and goes on the next one. Point it at the new listing — the hardware never changes.

We’re looking for agents to test this with.

This is new, and it goes nowhere near a price list until a few agents have told us what’s wrong with it. If you run a branch or manage a portfolio, you get the pilot set free — we get to find out what breaks.

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