The NFC totem that replaces the wait at reception

What is an NFC totem

It's a solid-wood object, handmade like the Wood·Touch business card, with the same NFC chip hidden inside. It sits on a counter, mounts on a wall, or stands as a column — and works the same way: a phone comes near, the chip responds, a page opens.

The difference from the business card isn't technical — it's how it's used. The card travels with a person. The totem stays in one place, and that place is what speaks to whoever walks past it.

What it can show

From the dashboard you switch on the blocks you need: a digital menu for a restaurant, a form to leave a name and email, a link to your Google review page, social profiles, a WhatsApp number, or an AI assistant that answers visitors' questions. You can change it at any time, without touching the physical object.

Who it's really for

At a professional office's reception, replacing the paper form for leaving a contact. In a restaurant, instead of the laminated menu that gets dirty and is never updated. In a showroom or shop, where a customer can save the business's contacts themselves without waiting for someone to be free.

The common thread: a moment where there's a fixed physical object, and no one available to explain everything out loud every time.

The three versions

Counter totem (€89), built for reception desks and tills. Wall totem (€59), for tight spaces. Column totem (€129), visible from a distance — useful at an entrance or a trade show booth. All three in solid wood, handmade, with the same chip inside and the same dashboard to configure them.