Tag gives every physical thing (a van, a rack, a receiver, a camera sign) one printed code. A phone camera gets a clean page. Your crew get live status and safety rules. An AI agent gets structured data it can act on. It's the same code every time, and who's asking is worked out when it's scanned.
No app and no login for the public. Demo tags on this site use placeholder data.
The code only carries a web address with an ID in it, so there are no secrets on the sticker. Everything else is decided by our server when the code is scanned.
Add the object in the admin, fill in what the public may see and what crew need, then download a print-ready label as PNG or SVG, e.g. "CSU-01 · scan for info".
Any phone camera opens a fast mobile page. An agent fetches the same URL and asks for JSON, or reads the JSON-LD embedded in the page. Nobody needs an app.
The public get the safe basics. Signed-in crew see live status, how-tos and safety rules. Every scan is logged as a time and device type, which gives you a free "someone was here" signal.
Most QR codes are a dead link to a brochure. A Tag gives each person the answer they're allowed to see.
Clean, fast and accessible, and it works on any camera app.
The same page, with more on it once you're signed in.
The same URL, read as structured data.
.json URLScan at the door to see what the vehicle is, who to call, and what's running inside before you open a cabinet.
Every screen, desk and rack says what it's showing and why, so a relief operator isn't guessing at 6am.
What is it, what depends on it, and what breaks if you unplug it.
The sign becomes the privacy notice: who operates the camera, why, how long footage is kept and how to ask about it.
Gates, generators, first-aid points and radio kit, all tagged, with fault reports and incident-ready info for stewards.
Sensors, masts and receive-only radios that explain themselves, with nothing sensitive on the public page.
Hand an agent a photo of a Tag, or the URL, and it gets a typed description of the object, its owner, its public facts, the feeds it may read, the rules it must follow and who to talk to. The answer is the same data a person sees, without any scraping.
Accept: application/json on the tag URL, or add .jsonEach organisation gets its own space at /t/your-org/… with its own logo and colours, its own objects, and its own owners and crew. Queries are strictly separated by organisation, so one tenant can never see another's tags, scans or reports.
These are live tags in the wispayr demo tenant. Everything on them is placeholder data. Scan them from your phone or open them here. Add .json to see what an agent sees.
No. Any phone camera opens the tag as a normal web page.
They get the public page, the same as anyone. Crew information only appears for someone signed in to that organisation at the time they scan.
A timestamp, which tier was served (public or crew), the format (page or JSON) and a coarse device type such as "mobile" or "ai-agent". We don't store IP addresses or raw browser details.
Yes, for crew. Tags can list live feeds from your systems. WispAyr's own tags point at Crosspoint feeds.
We haven't set pricing yet. We're working with early users first. Get in touch and tell us what you'd tag.
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WispAyr · Ayr, Scotland