For family heirlooms & keepsakes

Some stories are too important to leave untold.

Record the story behind grandpa’s watch, the quilt or the clock on the mantel, and stick it right on the item. Anyone who holds it can scan it and hear the story, for generations.

When the story is lost, the meaning goes with it

“Whose was this?”

A ring in a drawer, and nobody remembers who wore it.

“Who’s supposed to get it?”

Without your wishes written down, family is left guessing.

“I wish I’d asked.”

The stories we meant to hear are the ones we miss most.

A Smack Tag keeps the story, the photos and your wishes with the item itself.

How it works

Smack it. Set it. Scan it.

Set up your first tag in about a minute, right from your phone.
1

Smack it

Stick a tag somewhere discreet: the back, the bottom or inside a lid.
2

Set it

Record a short video of the story and add old photos and notes.
3

Scan it

Family scans it with any phone and hears the story in your voice.
Placing a Smack Tag on an antique jewelry box

What you can save on a tag

Things worth tagging

Start with the one item your family would most want to know about.

This holiday, give the gift of their stories

Bring a pack to the family gathering and spend an afternoon recording the stories behind the family treasures. It’s the gift your kids will thank you for later.
A Smack Tag is a great way to share your wishes, but it isn’t a substitute for a will or estate plan.
Sheet of 20 Smack Tags QR code stickers
Get started

Everything you need to start saving stories

A $12.99/year subscription keeps up to 40 tags active, so anyone can scan them.

Questions? Answers.

No. Most phone cameras read QR codes automatically. Point, tap the link, and it opens.

Yes. Update the video, photos or text from your account anytime. The same sticker shows the new content.

They’re printed on weatherproof, fade-resistant vinyl. Tags stay scannable as long as your subscription keeps them active.

Each pack has 20 tags. A $12.99/year subscription keeps up to 40 tags active in your account so anyone can scan them.

No. Tags are a great way to share stories and wishes with family, but they aren’t a legal document.

Start with one story this week.

Pick the item that matters most and record the story behind it. Your family will be glad you did.
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