Stories worth keeping
How to put a story on something you made, honest answers about how long it lasts, and gift ideas that carry more than a card — written by Jennifer, who builds CraftedLink and sets the tags in her own wood trays.
Upgrades Are Live — for the People Who Own the Pieces, and the People Who Make Them
Tap, pick a page size, pay on Stripe's page, and the setup link is in your email within a minute. Makers get plans that come back as credit, top-ups, and their name on every card. Tested with a real card today.
QR or NFC for a Gift Tag? It Depends on What You're Tagging
NFC fails near metal, a QR code needs a minimum size to scan — which tag holds up on a wood tray, a cutting board, or a metal tool, and when to build in both.
CraftedLink Is Here: Give Every Crafted Piece a Voice
Launch day. What a tap does, the three kinds of tags — the included Crafted page, the Link, and the story page in three sizes — and why the word is "crafted," not "handmade."
Your Stories Are Safe for 10 Years — Here's How
The 10-year hosting guarantee, the offline backup you keep on your own hard drive, and who can actually see a story page — explained plainly, with the written promise to back it up.