You don't have a networking problem. You have a follow‑up problem.

TapLoop closes the loop on in‑person contact capture and follow‑up: physical products, custom workflows, and data integration.

No TapLoop yet? The free app gives you a Pocket TapLoop today. App Store or your browser.

A sunflower TapLoop keychain clipped to a leather bag Limited edition Sunflower TapLoop · 30 made
How it works

One tap in the room. The follow-up happens after.

They tap. It asks for their details, then sends them wherever you point it. You add the note and the reminder.

1
They tap

Phone meets TapLoop. Two seconds, nothing to download.

A sunflower keychain held to a phone
2
It asks for their details

Name, email, phone. They choose what to share.

Share your details with
Alex Sweder
Name
Email
Phone
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3
Then it sends them where you choose

Your contact card, LinkedIn, Instagram, a booking page, your site. Change it anytime.

Now sending them to…
Contact card
LinkedIn
Instagram
Book a call
4
You add the note and the reminder

What made it special, and when to follow up. The app nudges you.

The TapLoop app: who someone is, a note about them, and a follow-up reminder
2,072taps since April · live+128 in the last 30 days
The system

One tap. Endless possibilities.

Any product with your logo on it should be a TapLoop, so people keep it and use it.

Featured event activations

Every room got its own TapLoop.

The Smart Keychain Bar at the New England Botanic Garden
New England Botanic Garden

Keychains engraved with the sponsor's logo

Guests built their own at the bar and left wearing the sponsor.

Photo: Joe Gonzalez-Dufresne
The TapLoop bar on a gold cart at House of Dez
House of Dez Dinner Series

Pieces customized with the House of Dez logo

One cart, branded for the night, built by each guest.

Branded tumblers at a bar
Boston Content Club

Special-edition tumblers

A TapLoop in the thing everyone carried all day.

Sunflower and sage TapLoops on the rack at the Bougie Picnic
The Bougie Picnic · Bon Amie

Custom sunflower and champagne-bottle TapLoops

Designed for the day, chosen from the rack, carried home on bags.

TapLoop bracelets on a display at FFFcon
FFFcon · Fab Fierce Females

The first TapLoop jewelry bar

Bracelets chosen, activated at the table, worn for the event and beyond.

“Alex's TapLoop keychain bar is always such a hit at our Boston Content Club days. Everyone loves picking out their charms, and it always gets people talking to each other. Swapping info takes two seconds, and I still see those keychains on people's keys months later.”Mariah, Boston Content Club
All event activations →
Two guests tapping a TapLoop to a phone

One tap. That's it.

They have your details. You have theirs. Nothing to download.

Designed and made in Waltham, Massachusetts · Patent pending · Photo: Joe Gonzalez-Dufresne
Alex Sweder at a TapLoop bar

I built TapLoop because I kept meeting people worth remembering and losing them by the following week. The TapLoop gets the details in one tap. The app makes sure the conversation doesn't end there.

Alex Sweder · Founder, TapLoop · Sweder Design Co., Waltham

Start with one. Or a room full.