The card visitors tap for quick, helpful information.
A small card at the counter that visitors can tap or scan to see information.
On the front:
Inside:
Designed for quick, easy use at the counter — as simple as tapping to pay.
The card is:
TapGuide counter cards help you share information with visitors — quickly, at the counter.
A card can open:
It’s especially useful when visitors:
TapGuide counter cards are designed for visitor‑facing counters where people often need quick explanations or more information.
This includes trade‑show booths, shops and cafés, clinics and reception desks, and museums and public facilities — anywhere visitors pause, hesitate, or have questions.
Currently, they are mainly used at trade‑show booths and exhibitions, including the TASS Sustainable Taiwan Expo, the Japan Mobility Show, and the Automotive Engineering Exposition.
Yes. It works with most modern smartphones. Customers can tap the card or scan the QR code.
No app or setup is needed.
Yes. The TapGuide counter card can be customised to suit your use.
As explained above, you can adjust:
– The message (English, Japanese, or both)
– The link it opens
– Your brand name or logo
– The card’s background colour
For example:
– Tap for café guide
タッチしてカフェ案内を見る
– Tap to download
タッチしてダウンロード
The card is 13 cm high × 7 cm wide × 3 mm thick (about 5.1 × 2.8 inches, 0.12 inches thick).
When placed in a stand, it sits about 4 cm high (≈ 1.6 inches).
That’s not a problem. I can set up a simple page for you in English, Japanese, or both.
For example:
– A café guide in English for overseas visitors
https://tapguide.tokyo/guides/cafe-guide
– A booth guide in Japanese or English (depending on the visitor’s browser language)
https://tapguide.tokyo/guides/booth-guide
– A clinic guide in English for overseas patients
https://tapguide.tokyo/guides/clinic-guide
It’s just me — Wayne. I’m based in Kuramae, Tokyo and work in trade shows and events.
If anything’s unclear, feel free to get in touch.
If you’re based in Tokyo and interested, fill in the form below.
I’ll send you a TapGuide counter card and stand, set up with your link so you can try it on your own counter. If you find it useful, I can visit, explain the details, and talk through customisation and ordering.
There’s no obligation — just a simple way to see how it works in practice.