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One tap, any page.
TandTap cards carry an NFC chip and a QR code. Tap or scan with any phone and a page opens: a church's service times, a school's forms, a shop's offers, an artist's latest release. Each page has a direct line to get in touch.
I built it in Go and Vue 3 so it loads fast on cheap phones and slow networks, because that's where most people actually are.
What would you put behind a tap?
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