Build apps forreal-world things.
How it works
From an idea to something people can scan
Describe it in plain words
Start from one of thirty ready-made ideas or your own brief. Attach a spec, a deck, a PDF, photos — anything that explains what you want.
An agent that already knows the platform
It doesn't go hunting through documentation. Sign-in, ownership, data, forms, messaging, loyalty, analytics and AI are already in its head, so it leads with a solution.
Test every view, then publish
See the customer screen, the operator setup screen and the handheld screen exactly as real people meet them. Save as you go, restore anything, publish when it's right.
One app, many places
Every way your app can show up
The same app meets a customer on their phone, an operator in the console, and a crew member out in the yard — plus a machine-readable version for search engines and AI assistants.
App panel
The app's main panel inside a SmartLinks page.
The public — someone who tapped a tag, followed a link, or is browsing Hub.
Small card
A compact tile that summarises the app with a way in.
The same public audience, browsing rather than arriving.
Full public page
The app's own full screen, not embedded in anything.
The public, a display screen, or anyone following a shared link.
Setup screen
Where the brand turns the app on and configures it.
The operator running the brand — not the public.
On-the-go screen
A handheld operator screen inside SmartLinks Sidekick.
Staff on their feet — a warehouse, a venue, a site visit, a delivery round.
Machine-readable content
What search engines and AI assistants are told about the page.
Google, and the AI assistants people now ask instead.
Ideas library
Thirty starting points, wildly different
Certificate of authenticity
A beautiful certificate unique to each item, with the owner's name on it.
Warranty registration
Register the purchase, keep the receipt, track the cover end date.
Scan-to-reward loyalty
Every scan earns points; collect enough and unlock a reward.
Reorder and refill
One tap to buy the same thing again, or its refill.
Shelf code you can re-point
One printed code on the shelf edge — change what it shows whenever you like.
RFID warehouse tracking
Tap tags as stock moves and always know where everything is.
Why building here is different
It starts with an idea, not a blank page
An illustrated library of starting points across retail, logistics, events, property, compliance and field work — each one a working brief the agent runs with.
Real context, not placeholders
Your own collections and item types are pulled in live, so what you preview is what your customers will actually see.
History without the jargon
Every change is saved automatically and anything can be restored. When you're ready, publish a clean version — to SmartLinks, or to your own repository.
What will your tag do?
Pick an idea, describe it your way, and watch the first working version appear next to the conversation.
Start building