Free
QR label
Works on any paper. Anyone with a camera can scan it, but only people with StowTap see what’s in the box.
Labels and tags
Label a box once, then scan it or tap it. Every box, place or thing in StowTap can have a QR label, an NFC tag, or both. Scan or tap with your iPhone and that exact box opens, with a list of what’s inside. Printing labels and linking tags are free.
Open a box, tap Label, preview, then print or share the PDF. You don’t need a label printer.
Scanning a label with the Camera or the Scan tab opens the box in the app. The web page behind the QR code never shows what’s inside; it only hands you to the app.
A blank NFC tag on the lid is the fastest way back into a box. Hold your iPhone near it and the box opens.
NTAG213, 215 and 216 tags work well. Scanning and tapping both open the same box, so use whichever suits the lid.
Free
Works on any paper. Anyone with a camera can scan it, but only people with StowTap see what’s in the box.
Free
One tap, no aiming. Needs a blank NFC tag.
New to StowTap? Watch how to make your first box, or how to label your boxes.
What I use
StowTap works with any plain paper and any blank NFC tag. These are the two I use myself, if you want a place to start.
Two-inch squares, 12 to a sheet. StowTap has a layout for them, and a “start at label” setting so a half-used sheet doesn’t go to waste.
Stick one on a box, then write it from the app. StowTap works well with NTAG213, 215 and 216 tags.
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Yes. Pick Avery 22806 as your paper when you preview a label. The sheets have 12 square labels, and "start at label" lets you reuse a part-used sheet.
No. StowTap makes a PDF you can print on any printer. Plain paper fits 12 labels a page (letter or A4), or you can print on sticker sheets.
Blank NTAG213, NTAG215 and NTAG216 tags work well. Open the box, tap Label, then Write an NFC tag, and hold your iPhone near the tag until it writes. Tap Test to check it.
Both open the same box, so use whichever suits the lid. A QR label works on any paper and anyone with a camera can scan it. An NFC tag opens the box with one tap but needs a blank tag. You can put both on one box.
A page that only hands them to the app. It never shows what is inside the box.
No. Printing labels and linking tags are free in StowTap. You only pay for the paper or the tags.