Programmed NFC tags
Tags arrive assigned to your venue and ready to place, in The Original, House Linen, or After Hours.
About Tap HQ
About Tap HQ
Tap HQ builds Tap from Binghamton, New York: NFC tags we program by hand, the guest page a tap opens, and the dashboard that runs it. One tag keeps working as your menu, events, and links change.
Tag colors
Three finishes for the room.
Every Tap tag ships programmed the same way. Choose the color that fits the table — including new House Linen and After Hours.
The Original
What we build
Hardware at the table. Software behind it.
Venue-branded guest pages
A tap opens your page: menu, Google reviews, reservations, events, socials, and your guest list.
An operator dashboard
Edit the page, repoint tags, and see taps and clicks without ever touching the hardware.
Built for hospitality
U.S. bars and full-service restaurants, from single rooms to small multi-location groups.
Why hardware and software ship together
The tag is the doorway. The page behind it does the ongoing work.
A blank NFC chip can hold a URL, but a venue never stops changing. Menus rotate, reservation links move, events come and go.
So we ship every tag pointed at a page you can edit. The hardware stays on the table while you change what it opens, from the dashboard, as often as you like.
Every order is programmed, checked, and supported from Binghamton, New York.
Product principles
How we build it.
You decide what's live
Publish or pull any link on your page without waiting on a reprint.
One stable tag
The tag on the table never has to change. The page behind it does.
The price is published
Tap and Groups prices sit on the pricing page, tag counts and fees included. No demo call required.
Built for a live floor
Labels by table, quick edits, exports. Made for owners who check the numbers between services, not from a back office.
Questions for Tap HQ?
Send us a note, or book a short call to walk through your venue's setup.
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