Blank NFC tags, and what to look for.
An NFC tag closes a reminder with a tap — no camera, no aiming, works in the dark. Any blank tag will do; these are the details that decide whether it works on your object.
You may already own one
Before buying anything: an old transport card, a hotel key card, a ski pass or a work badge is an NFC tag. Enforso can bind a reminder to any of them — it reads what is already on the card and leaves it exactly as it was.
Buy blanks when you want a tag that lives on the object itself: stuck to the pill box, the water bottle, the front door.
What to look for
A few examples
Not endorsements — just products that match the description above, so you know what you are looking at in a search result.
Programming the tag
By default Enforso does it for you: a blank sticker out of the pack gets written right from the app while you are creating the reminder. If you would rather nothing was written to it, skip that step — the reminder binds either way.
And the tag does not have to be one Enforso programmed. When what you have cannot be rewritten at all — a locked transport card, a hotel key, a work badge — Enforso binds to it exactly as it is.*
* Within reason. The chips listed above are the ones we test against and support; with anything else — exotic, very old or locked-down cards — we cannot promise the phone will read it at all.