The studio's own product before the Codliy rebrand: a SaaS that turns a physical NFC card into a living profile — tap to share contact, social, portfolio and payment links.
Tagiy was a full SaaS product we built and ran end-to-end: hardware procurement, card programming, customer SaaS, and a payments layer. It ran for two years before we folded its technology into the current Codliy stack.
Each customer got a set of NFC cards linked to a profile they fully controlled. Tapping the card opened the profile on the recipient's phone — no app install, no login. Profiles supported contact vCards, social links, a portfolio gallery, and a "pay me" button wired to local gateways.
Much of what now ships as Codliy's theme engine, admin scaffolding and modular package structure was proven here first.
Unknown-to-us hardware vendor quirks on the NFC chips. Two payment gateways with very different webhook shapes. Every customer wanted a different theme by day two.
Serialization tool that normalized vendor quirks behind a clean API. A gateway adapter layer — one interface, per-gateway drivers. Theme engine with CSS variables and a live preview (the same engine now powers Codliy Theme Settings).