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Dev tools · September 30, 2017

Tech Travel Tags

Git shit done on the go

Tech Travel Tags launched on September 30, 2017 with 84 votes, #526 of 3,072 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 9 years on.

What it does

With only 150 made. This "Git Shit Done" Tech Travel Tag was inspired by people around the world in the tech industry. It's a double sided, high quality woven tag, with a stainless steel ring that you can attach to your keys, luggage, bag and jacket. Use the DISCOUNT CODE: GITSHITDONE and get 20% OFF your first order!

Due to the tariffs and changes implemented with cross border shipping, N/A Stock Company has decided to put a pause on it's operations. The customer experience is our top priority and during the past few months, we feel that we aren't able to meet it. Many of you have supported us in the past 8 years and we are thankful and appreciate all the love you have given us. We'll be back eventually but sa

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