In development · Physical prototype
Meet the Shift Plaque
A little tap.
A big thank-you.

Concept renders. Harbor Lights is a demo venue; QR artwork is illustrative.
A small reminder to notice good work. We’re exploring a peel-and-stick plaque that opens your team’s ShoutBoard with a phone tap.
Same shoutouts. Same team board. A new way to get there, right where your crew passes every shift.
Ask about the prototypeConcept preview only. Not available to order. Pricing and launch timing aren’t set.
The idea, at a glance
- Phone tap + QR
- Two ways into the same board
- Peel-and-stick
- Removable adhesive strips
- 140 × 190 mm
- Proposed size, about 5.5 × 7.5 in
- No charging
- A passive NFC tag inside

A thank-you on the way out
Good work happens here.
So should the thanks.
Beside the staff noticeboard. Near the lockers. Somewhere your crew already pauses. The plaque is designed to turn that moment into a quick thank-you.
- Hold your phone near.The marked spot shows where to tap. The QR code gives you another way in.
- Open the link.Follow the prompt on your phone to your venue’s ShoutBoard.
- Thank a teammate.Choose a name, pick a category and add a short note. The tap opens the page; you still choose what to send.
Keep setup simple
Peel. Press.
Make thanks a habit.
A flat back with two removable adhesive strips keeps the installation simple. Pull tabs stay accessible below the plaque for removal.
The NFC tag sits behind the printed tap target. The proposed design needs no battery or charging cable.
Adhesive choice depends on the wall surface and finished weight. Mounting, cleaning and phone compatibility still need physical testing.

A closer look
Explore the prototype.
Front, in-use and adhesive-back views, plus the annotated design sheet. The mockup kit includes full-resolution PNGs, web-ready images and concept notes.
Download the mockup kitVisual concepts, not manufacturing files. No launch date, price or availability is implied.

Help shape what’s next
Where would your
crew put one?
Tell us about your staff space and what would make this useful on a real shift.