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Your keepsake can be beautiful on its own--and NFC adds another layer to the story.
an NFC tag can connect your keepsake to online content you choose. A recipient simply holds a compatible smartphone near the NFC area and follows the notification that appears on the screen.
There is nothing complicated for the person receiving the gift. The technology stays quietly in the background until someone wants to experience the memory connected to it.
Choose a personal video, voice recording, photo album, webpage, or other online content you would like to share.
A shareable web link is programmed into the NFC tag inside or attached to your keepsake.
Hold a compatile smartphone near the NFC area. Tap the notification that appears to open the linked memory.




Many modern NFC-compatible smartphones can open a properly programemd web link without installing a special NFC app.
You will need an NFC-writing app. Our instructions use NFC Tools, which is available for both iPhone and Android.
Please reach us at cathey@ckotx.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Yes. As long as the NFC tag has not been permanently locked, you can replace the programmed link with another one.
the NC tag stores only the link. Your photos, videos, recordings, or other content remain with the online service where you choose to host them.
NFC capabilities vary by phone model and settings. Most newer smartphones support NFC, but compatibility cannot be guaranteed for every device.
If your NFC tag links to online content such as a video, photo album, or webpage, the phone will need internet access to open that account.
Privacy depends on the service you use to host your content. If you create a public or "anyone with the link" page, anyone who receives that link may be able to view it.
Ready to add your personal memory? Our step-by-step guide will walk you through creating your link, programming your NFC tag, and testing everything before you share it.