Our story
Why we built TapyDrive
Because your car's history shouldn't live in a glovebox full of faded receipts.
Every car owner knows the moment: the mechanic asks when the timing belt was last done, the tax deadline asks how many kilometres were business, the buyer asks for service history — and the answer is somewhere in a shoebox of receipts, a half-filled paper logbook, and a memory that says “two-ish years ago?”
Keeping a vehicle logbook genuinely pays off — at tax time, at trade-in time, and every time a service is due before something expensive breaks. The problem was never the logging. It was the friction.
TapyDrive removes it. A small NFC tag lives in your car — on the dash, by the console. Tap it with your phone and that vehicle’s Quick Log opens in your browser: fuel, maintenance, expenses, mileage, each logged in under a minute. No app to install, no batteries, no cables. The taps add up to a dashboard that answers the real questions — what the car costs, how efficiently it runs, and what’s due next.
TapyDrive is built by TappFlow, and it’s part of a family of tap-first solutions built on one idea: the best record-keeping is the kind you barely notice doing.
Less paperwork, more driving
Four ideas shape everything we make.
One tap beats ten minutes
Logging a fuel-up shouldn't mean finding a pen, a notebook, or the right app screen. A tag on the dash does it in one motion, before you've even pulled away from the pump.
Answers, not spreadsheets
You don't want rows of numbers — you want to know what the car costs, how it's running, and what's due next. TapyDrive turns your taps into those answers.
Cars are shared
Families swap cars; co-drivers split shifts. Everyone who taps logs to the same garage, so the history stays whole no matter who was driving.
Private by default
A found tag reveals nothing before sign-in. Your vehicle's history is visible only to you and the people you invite — never sold, never used for ads.
A small team with a simple mission
Today that means a tag, a Quick Log, and a dashboard that knows your car better than the shoebox ever did. Tomorrow: smarter reminders, richer insights, and more of the record-keeping you barely notice doing. Early drivers shape where we go next.