We revamped our mobile app and added Articles publishing to allow people to share their experiences together and of course send connection requests to each other. Also, it works as your personal CRM, it allows you to capture leads through embedded forms and sync all to your CRM. For teams, we also revamped our B2B platforms so a team of 100-10000 members can smoothly have their digital business cards with embedded lead capture forms and connected to CRM.
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Hello Product Hunt friends,
I'm Marwan, The founder of Tap, I've been working tirelessly for 4 years and pivoted 3 times in this business, from NFC accessories, to a mobile app, to a B2B platform, and now, this launch is the biggest so far, we revamped everything, known our ICP, listened to feedback and now is the time to shine.
I'd appreciate your support and help in getting people to know us more and more.
Thanks
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I’ve been using Tap for quite some time now, and it’s easily become my only tool for networking in events.
What I love most is how seamless it makes connecting with people. Whether it’s reaching out to subject matter experts or following up after meeting someone, everything just feels smooth and effortless.
But I really want to highlight the new Articles feature. The content feels thoughtful and grounded, written by real experts sharing actual experience, not just surface-level takes. It’s refreshing. I’ve found myself spending more time reading on Tap than on Medium lately, which says a lot.
At events I've been to, Tap card has also been incredibly useful. It removes the usual friction from networking and lets you focus on building genuine connections instead of losing paper cards.
Tap feels like a product built with intention. Simple, effective, and genuinely valuable if you care about meaningful professional relationships.
I’ve been using Tap for quite some time now, and it’s easily become my only tool for networking in events.
What I love most is how seamless it makes connecting with people. Whether it’s reaching out to subject matter experts or following up after meeting someone, everything just feels smooth and effortless.
But I really want to highlight the new Articles feature. The content feels thoughtful and grounded, written by real experts sharing actual experience, not just surface-level takes. It’s refreshing. I’ve found myself spending more time reading on Tap than on Medium lately, which says a lot.
At events I've been to, Tap card has also been incredibly useful. It removes the usual friction from networking and lets you focus on building genuine connections instead of losing paper cards.
Tap feels like a product built with intention. Simple, effective, and genuinely valuable if you care about meaningful professional relationships.
@aopotter Thanks my friend, really glad we helped