Tag it. Scan it.
Know it.

A permanent QR tag for every piece of equipment your organization owns. Whoever scans it sees what it is, where the manual lives, when it was last serviced, and who to call — no app, no login. And you get an email before a warranty runs out.

No credit card required. Managing rental properties? Tagicore for property managers →

Three steps. That's the product.

Tag it

Add an asset — a name is enough — and print its QR label. Stick it on the equipment. The link on the label never changes.

Scan it

Anyone points a phone camera at the tag. No app, no account, no password. The asset page opens in the browser.

Know it

Model, serial, manual, service history, who to call — and a button to report a problem straight to you.

See it live: scan-free example of a real tag page →

Built to replace the current system

Which is, for most small organizations: memory, stickers, paper manuals in a drawer, a Google Drive folder, and one person who knows everything. Tagicore puts that knowledge on the equipment itself — where the next person can find it.

Everything the machine needs to say

Warranty reminders, automatically

Enter the warranty date once. Tagicore emails you 30 days before it expires, again at 7 days, and on the day — plus a Monday digest of everything expiring soon. Next-service dates work the same way.

Manuals where they belong

Attach the PDF manual to the machine itself. The person standing in front of it finds it in two taps.

Service history that sticks

Every repair and maintenance visit on a timeline — what was done, who did it, what it cost.

Problem reports from anyone

A scanner can report "it's leaking" without an account. You get an email; the asset keeps the record.

Printable labels

Three label sizes, rendered as print-at-home PDFs with crop marks. Reprint anytime — same link forever.

Private by default

Serial numbers, prices, and internal notes stay private unless you choose otherwise. Every field has a switch.

Automatic asset numbers

Each asset gets a number (FS-001, FS-002…) in your style — the verbal handle for labels and phone calls.

Yours to keep

Export any asset as a clean PDF record, with every document bundled. No lock-in, ever.

Made for 5 to 500 assets

Property managers →Restaurants & cafésChurchesDental & medical practicesSmall officesSchools & daycaresWorkshopsClubs & nonprofitsSmall hotels

Not a maintenance-management suite. No work orders, no dispatch, no training course. If your equipment list fits in a spreadsheet, Tagicore fits you. Managing rental properties? There's a page for you.

Priced by assets, not people

Starter

$99 / year
Up to 25 assets
  • Unlimited scans
  • Warranty & service reminders
  • Problem reports from any scan
  • Printable labels included

Small Business

$299 / year
Up to 100 assets
  • Unlimited scans
  • Warranty & service reminders
  • Problem reports from any scan
  • Printable labels included

Business

$699 / year
Up to 500 assets
  • Unlimited scans
  • Warranty & service reminders
  • Problem reports from any scan
  • Printable labels included

Free trial: 5 assets for 30 days, no credit card. Reminder and report emails go to up to 10 addresses.

Fair questions

Do scanners need the app?

There is no app. Scanning opens a normal web page. If a phone can read a QR code, it works.

What happens to printed tags if details change?

Nothing — the tag holds a permanent link, not the data. Update the asset and every printed tag shows the new information on the next scan.

What if I stop paying?

Your account becomes read-only, but public tag pages keep working. A label stuck to a machine should never go dark — that's a promise, not a feature.

Will it warn me before a warranty expires?

Yes. Put the warranty date on the asset and that's it — you get an email 30 days out, 7 days out, and on the day, plus a Monday summary of anything expiring soon. The Reminders page lists every upcoming date in one place.

Is my data safe?

You decide what a scanner sees, field by field. Serial numbers, prices, and notes are private by default. Daily backups and point-in-time recovery run behind the scenes.