How It Works
Three simple steps between a visitor and the full story of your car.
Mount the badge
A polished tag mounts low in the window. NFC inside wakes on touch — no battery, no wiring, nothing to charge.
Owners curate
Tap to claim, then choose your sections — photos, story, specs, history — and fill them in. Set a 4-digit PIN and publish. Most owners finish in minutes, on their phone or on a computer via the link we email.
Visitors tap
Any modern iPhone or Android opens a private page for that car on a single tap. No app, no account. A printed QR code on the badge is the backup for phones without NFC.
For car owners
You receive a badge — either by ordering one for your own car or picking one up at a show. Mount it low in the window where it's easy to tap.
The first time you tap your own badge, you'll claim it. Choose a recovery email, pick the sections you want on your page (photos, story, specifications, history, and more), fill them in, set a 4-digit PIN, and publish. Most owners finish in just a few minutes, right on their phone. If you prefer, you can continue on a computer — we'll email you a link.
Once published, your page is live instantly. Anyone who taps the badge sees what you chose to share. You can edit anytime by tapping the badge again and entering your PIN. Updates appear immediately.
For visitors
Walking the show field, you spot a car with a small badge in the window. Tap it with your phone — any modern iPhone or Android with NFC — and a beautiful page opens in your browser instantly. No app to download, no account to create.
You'll see the story the owner chose to tell: photography, specifications, history, awards, shows, and clubs. If your phone doesn't have NFC, the printed QR code on the badge opens the exact same page.
For shows & clubs
Order badges in a batch for your event or association. We mint and program every badge, grouping them under your show's name. Artwork can be tailored to your club or event while the experience stays identical across every car.
You get a simple dashboard to create badges, copy their links, mark which are programmed, and see at a glance how many are created, claimed, and live. You can even support owners — for example, resending a PIN-reset link — without ever seeing their PIN.