tapto — Reprogrammable NFC & QR Tags

Create NFC and QR tags you can repoint anytime — change where a tag goes without ever rewriting it. Your data in your own GitHub.

A tag should outlive the link behind it. tapto turns an NFC tag or a printed QR code into a short, stable address — and lets you change where it points anytime, without rewriting the tag. What you get - Create a tag in seconds: pick a name, point it at a link or a short note, get the URL and a QR to print. - Repoint anytime: edit the destination and every tag already in the wild follows. Print once, change forever. - One name, any carrier: the same address works as an NFC tag, a QR code, or a plain link. - Your tags, listed: see, edit, and delete everything from the side panel. How it works Sign in with your GitHub account. tapto saves your tag map as a gist in your own GitHub — there is no tapto server. Tags resolve through neves.cloud/tapto, a static page that reads your public map and forwards. Privacy tapto has no server and collects nothing. Your tag map lives in a public gist on your own GitHub account — anyone holding a tag can follow it, so keep private destinations out. The only thing stored on your device is your GitHub sign-in. Full policy in the Privacy tab. Independent project; not affiliated with GitHub.