Do I need an Android phone to set up the Wi-Fi tag?

Yes. Initial programming requires an NFC-enabled Android phone. The LINQS setup flow can read an Android Wi-Fi sharing QR code, so the network name and password do not need to be typed manually.

Can I use the tag on metal?

No. This standard 50 mm tag is intended for non-metal surfaces such as glass, wood, plastic or paper. Direct placement on metal can reduce or prevent NFC scanning.

Guest Wi-Fi, made presentable

Stop reading the Wi-Fi password aloud.

Q: How does the LINQS Wi-Fi NFC tag work?

The purchaser taps the tag for the first time and follows the LINQS setup flow on an NFC-enabled Android phone. They can scan an Android Wi-Fi sharing QR code or enter the network details. After setup, guests tap the tag with a compatible NFC phone and follow the phone-specific connection prompt.

Q: Can I change the Wi-Fi password later?

The owner can return to the LINQS configuration flow and update the Wi-Fi details. Reprogram and test the physical tag after changing the network settings.

Place a LINQS Wi-Fi NFC tag where guests arrive. On a compatible phone, one tap opens the connection flow—without reception calls, paper slips or a password printed in public.

Choose a black or white tag See the setup flow

50 mmepoxy-domed tag
Black or whitefor non-metal surfaces
Android setupcompatible NFC phones visit

Guest Wi-FiWELCOME_LOBBYConnect

◖)))WIFI-TAGTap here

No app for guests. NFC compatibility required.

“What’s the Wi-Fi password?”

Reception repeats it.Guest mistypes it.The queue waits.

The small detail guests notice

A better welcome starts before the login screen.

A handwritten password says the guest journey was left unfinished. A Wi-Fi tag turns the same necessary moment into a simple, self-serve interaction.

The usual way

Ask, repeat, type, retry.

Password boards become public. Paper cards disappear. Front desks answer the same question all day.

The WiFiTag way

See the tag. Tap. Follow the prompt.

The network access point is visible where it is needed, while staff stay focused on service.

How setup works

Set it up once. Let the tag handle the introductions.

01
Buy the tag
Choose the black or white 50 mm LINQS Wi-Fi NFC tag on shop.linqs.in.
02
First tap: configure
Use an NFC-enabled Android phone. The LINQS page guides you to scan the Wi-Fi sharing QR code from Android, or enter the network details manually.
03
Place and test
Stick it to glass, wood, plastic or another non-metal surface. Test with an Android phone and a compatible iPhone before guests arrive.
04
Guests tap to connect
A compatible NFC phone opens the LINQS Wi-Fi connection page. Android and iPhone show different phone-specific prompts.

Made for guest spaces

Where a Wi-Fi password should feel like part of the service.

Hotels

At reception, in rooms or beside the work desk.

Cafés

On the counter or menu stand for regulars and remote workers.

Restaurants

At the host desk or in private dining spaces.

Offices

In meeting rooms and visitor waiting areas.

Rentals

In apartments, homestays and managed guest properties.

Studios & clinics

Where visitors wait, work or complete digital forms.

The physical product

Small enough to place. Clear enough to notice.

LINQS WiFi NFC Sticker M1 is a 50 mm epoxy-domed tag with an NTAG213-compatible NFC chip. It is sold in black and white, from single pieces to 100-piece packs.

See current pricing, photos and 15-second demo →

Format: 50 mm epoxy-domed sticker
Chip: NTAG213-compatible, 144 bytes
Colours: Black and white
Surface: Non-metal only
Visitor phones: NFC-enabled Android; compatible iPhone
Owner setup: NFC-enabled Android required

Straight answers

Before you put one at the front desk.

How does the LINQS Wi-Fi NFC tag work?

The purchaser taps it for the first time and follows the LINQS setup flow on an NFC-enabled Android phone. They can scan an Android Wi-Fi sharing QR code or enter the details. After setup, guests tap with a compatible NFC phone and follow its connection prompt.

Do I need Android to set it up?

Yes. Initial programming requires an NFC-enabled Android phone. The setup page can scan the Android Wi-Fi sharing QR code, which avoids manually typing the network name and password.

Will it work with iPhone?

Compatible iPhones can read the NFC tag and open the LINQS Wi-Fi page. The iPhone flow may ask the guest to install a Wi-Fi profile or use another on-screen option. The exact flow is different from Android.

Does it work on every phone?

No. The phone must support NFC, NFC must be enabled, and the device must be able to read web links from NFC tags. Phone settings and platform prompts vary.

Can I place it on a metal counter?

Not directly. This product is a standard non-metal NFC tag. Place it on glass, wood, plastic or paper. Metal can block or weaken the scan.

Can I change the Wi-Fi password later?

Yes. The owner can update the network details through the LINQS configuration flow. Reprogram and test the physical tag after changing settings.

A more professional guest detail

The password still exists.
The awkward conversation does not have to.

Buy Wi-Fi tags from LINQS

Current product details and pack pricing are shown on the LINQS store.

Stop reading the Wi-Fi password aloud.

A better welcome starts before the login screen.

Ask, repeat, type, retry.

See the tag. Tap. Follow the prompt.

Set it up once. Let the tag handle the introductions.

Buy the tag

First tap: configure

Place and test

Guests tap to connect