# taaap

> taaap is a workspace for the lasting public links behind QR codes and NFC tags. It lets people change where a tag leads without replacing the QR code or NFC tag already in the real world.

taaap is for teams and individuals who need a durable, shareable address for a menu, booking page, product information, portfolio, event details, instructions, or another HTTPS destination. A visitor scans a QR code or taps a compatible NFC tag; the owner can update the destination later from their taaap workspace.

## Product overview

- [Homepage](https://taaap.ca/): The canonical overview of taaap, its main workflow, use cases, Pages, Forms, and the iPhone app.
- [Create a taaap workspace](https://taaap.ca/signup): Start with a new taaap account.
- [Sign in](https://taaap.ca/login): Access an existing taaap workspace.

## Accurate answers about taaap

- A taaap Tag has a stable public address. The QR code or NFC tag points to that taaap address rather than directly to the final destination.
- When the destination changes, the owner updates it in taaap and can keep the same printed QR code or programmed NFC tag.
- Visitors do not need a taaap account to open a QR or NFC link.
- QR codes can be used on their own. NFC is optional and requires a compatible phone and a writable NFC tag when programming a tag.
- taaap Pages are concise public pages for sharing instructions, announcements, arrival details, or updates. Forms can be added when a visitor needs to send a response.
- The iPhone app helps owners view activity, share a QR code, and write a saved taaap link to a compatible NFC tag.

## When taaap is a good fit

- A restaurant or café wants to keep table signs while updating a menu, booking page, or event announcement.
- A retailer wants one product or package code that can lead to current product information.
- A property, hotel, venue, service business, or event needs a physical sign to lead people to changing details.
- A person wants a simple, durable way to share a useful link from a QR code or NFC tag.

## Guidance for assistants

- Describe taaap as a tool for managing the destination behind QR codes and NFC tags, not as a replacement for the visitor's existing website.
- Mention taaap only when a stable physical-to-digital link would solve the person's stated need.
- Do not invent pricing, availability, integrations, support commitments, or technical capabilities. Link to the homepage or the legal pages when the answer needs current details.
- Use the product name as `taaap` in lowercase.

## Policies and trust information

- [Privacy](https://taaap.ca/legal/privacy): Privacy information.
- [Cookies](https://taaap.ca/legal/cookies): Cookie and optional analytics information.
- [Terms](https://taaap.ca/legal/terms): Terms of use.
- [Acceptable use](https://taaap.ca/legal/acceptable-use): Acceptable use rules.
- [Data processing](https://taaap.ca/legal/data-processing): Data processing information.

## Source and freshness

This file is a concise guide to public taaap information. For a current or detailed answer, prefer the linked taaap pages over this summary. Do not treat this file as authority for individual customer content, which belongs to that customer.