A TapCard is a custom NFC-enabled card that opens a branded mobile page when someone taps it with a compatible smartphone. That page can include contact information, website links, social profiles, forms, event resources, promotions, maps, donation links, or any other next step you want to share.

NFC business cards contain a small chip that can trigger a web link when held near a compatible smartphone. With a TapCard, that link opens a custom mobile landing page designed around your contact information, organization, campaign, event, or resource.

No. TapCards are designed to open in a person's phone browser without requiring them to download a separate app. The recipient simply taps the card with an NFC-compatible phone or uses the QR code option, if included.

Your TapCard landing page can include a downloadable contact card, call, text, and email buttons, a website, social links, appointment booking, maps, forms, videos, PDFs, event details, product information, promotions, donation links, or key organizational resources.

Yes. One of the biggest advantages of a TapCard is that the digital destination can be updated over time. You can change links, swap out promotions, add a new event, refresh a campaign, or update contact information without printing a new card.

Professionals can use TapCards to share contact information, portfolios, booking links, LinkedIn profiles, service information, and follow-up resources without carrying a stack of printed business cards. They are especially useful at networking events, meetings, sales conversations, and conferences.

Yes. Businesses can create coordinated TapCards for individual employees, sales teams, leadership groups, ambassadors, and event staff. Each card can maintain a consistent brand experience while linking to the specific person, role, department, or call to action that matters most.

Event organizers can use TapCards to share agendas, speaker information, registration links, sponsor resources, maps, exhibitor details, post-event follow-up, and survey forms. They can also be used at booths and sponsor activations to give visitors a quick next step.

Yes. Nonprofits can use TapCards to connect supporters to donation pages, volunteer forms, event registration, impact stories, campaign resources, annual reports, and social content. They offer a more flexible alternative to printed handouts at community events, donor meetings, and outreach activities.

TapCard pricing depends on the number of cards, customization level, landing-page needs, design support, and whether the project includes ongoing updates or campaign management. Request a sample or consultation to receive a recommendation based on your intended use.

TapCards are designed to work with modern NFC-compatible iPhone and Android devices. Because phone settings and models can vary, a QR code can also be included as an easy backup way to access the same mobile page.

TapCards can work as digital business cards, but they are more flexible than a standard contact card. A traditional digital business card mainly shares one person's details; a TapCard can also guide someone to a campaign, event schedule, booking page, donation form, resource hub, tour, or other digital experience.

Yes. A QR code can point to the same landing page as the NFC tap experience. That gives users a second way to access the content and makes the card useful for phones that do not have NFC enabled.

Yes. TapCards can be designed to match your organization's visual identity, including your logo, colors, typography, photography, and preferred style. The goal is to create a branded interaction rather than a generic digital contact page.

Yes. A TapCard can lead to a single landing page with multiple actions and links. For example, a visitor could save your contact, visit your website, follow social channels, register for an event, view resources, and complete a form from one tap.

Yes. TapCards can connect visitors to exhibit information, audio tours, interactive maps, historical context, videos, accessibility resources, gift-shop links, surveys, and upcoming programs. They can support a digital layer that extends the experience without requiring a dedicated app.

Yes. TapCards are useful for booths because they help visitors access product information, special offers, contact details, sign-up forms, and follow-up resources quickly. Instead of handing out multiple printed materials, you can give people one simple action: tap or scan.

Yes. TapCards can be created for individuals who want a polished, branded way to share their professional information and most important links. The best setup depends on whether you need a personal networking card, a portfolio card, a sales tool, or a broader resource card.

Yes. TapCards can be developed for teams, businesses, nonprofits, event organizers, visitor experiences, and campaigns. Large or multi-card projects can be structured around a shared design system with individualized landing pages or content destinations.

Yes. Sea Glass Studios can help shape the full experience: card concept, branding, design, copy, link architecture, landing-page content, and the call to action people see after tapping. This ensures the physical card and the mobile experience work together.

TapCards by Sea Glass Studios are based in the Tampa Bay area and can support local businesses, nonprofits, events, and organizations throughout the region. Remote projects can also be developed for organizations that need custom NFC cards and branded mobile landing pages elsewhere.