Pingify
Customizable, scannable, NFTs to make your belongings smart
Pingify launched on October 15, 2025 with 7 votes, #2,779 of 8,178 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Pingify NFTs are customizable digital ids for your belongings - linked via scannable tags. Scan a tag to display its encrypted data and directly message the owner using the browser. It's a beginner-friendly, custodial web3 solution for ownership and recovery.
Pingify links customizable NFTs to your items using scannable tags, scan to view & message the owner in the browser, activity notifications are sent to the App
Pingify your belongings View all Early Access Price Keyring with NFT Single € 3.49 Early Access Price Keyring with NFT Bundle (4 pack) € 11.99 Early Access Price Stickers with NFTs Single € 3.49 Early Access Price Stickers with NFTs Bundle (Pack of 4) € 11.99 Just tap to read and message the owner Tap your phone on any tag and the unique url will open up in the browser. You can then read the NFTs encrypted information and message the owner directly. No app required. No sharing phone numbers. The Pingify App notifies you when somebody scans a tag or sends afrom pingify.io
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