OLOID M-Tag
Tesla-like mobile key experience for the modern workplace
OLOID M-Tag launched on November 4, 2022 with 220 votes, #126 of 3,471 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
Get the industry’s first retrofit mobile access system. No wiring. No hardware replacement. A completely self-install product for everyone - whether you’re a software architect, an accountant or the CEO. Now enable mobile access at a fraction of the cost!
OLOID is a passwordless authentication platform that secures access for frontline workers on shared devices with facial recognition, RFID badges, NFC, QR codes & more.
Enabling modern cybersecurity and IAM for deskless workers and shared devices. Eliminate password fatigue, reduce access delays, and secure critical systems without adding IT overhead. Simplify authentication and eliminate passwords with biometrics or device-based verification. Secure and seamless shared device authentication to boost security and enhance the user experience for frontline workers. No-code automation platform that streamlines identity-related processes, like user onboarding and account management, using pre-built connectors and customizable templates for enhanced security and efficiency. Contactless, tablet-based system that utilizes facial recognition, QR codes, proximity…from oloid.com
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