Get up and running in minutes

    From zero to full resource access control — no custom firmware, no engineering degree required.

    < 1 day
    From unboxing to the first tap
    < 1 s
    From card tap to a running machine
    €0
    Upfront hardware cost — rent instead
    Watch it work

    The whole thing, end to end

    Tap a card, start a machine, end the session, read the log. Everything on this page, in a few minutes.

    An Attractap reader mounted next to a 3D printer

    The full demo video is in production

    Until it goes live we will walk you through the whole system on a call — and answer the questions a video could not.

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    Recorded in a working makerspace, not a mockup.

    In the workshop

    One small box next to each machine. That is the entire visible footprint.

    • An Attractap Touch reader mounted next to a 3D printer, showing a resource list

      An Attractap Touch next to a 3D printer: pick the resource on screen, tap to start.

    • A member taps in before starting a job.

    • An Attractap reader beside an NFC key fob and an NFC card

      Any NFC card, fob or wristband your members already carry will work.

    • A whole workshop running on Attraccess.

    • Training a new member on a machine — signed off in the app on the spot.

    An Attractap Touch reader mounted next to a 3D printer, showing a resource list
    Attractap Touch
    Reader, display and relay control in one box
    The companion gadget

    Attractap: the box that sits next to the machine

    A small 3D-printed reader with a touch screen. It lists the resources it controls, takes the tap, and switches the machine. Power it over USB, connect it over Wi-Fi, and that is the installation.

    NFC & QR
    Reads standard MIFARE and ISO 14443 credentials, with QR as a fallback.
    Wi-Fi
    Connects over your existing wireless network. No cabling to run.
    Relay control
    Switches machines directly, or through Shelly devices over MQTT and HTTP.
    Updates over the air
    Firmware rolls out from the dashboard to every reader at once.
    Step by step

    From an empty dashboard to a workshop under control

    Five steps. None of them need a developer.

    1. Step 1

      Define Resources

      Add each machine, door, or tool as a resource in the dashboard. Give it a name, description, and upload a photo. Set requirements — like requiring training before access is granted.

      • Name, photo, documentation link
      • Training & certification requirements
      • Group assignment for organization
      Define Resources
    2. Step 2

      Assign Access

      Register NFC cards for each member and grant access to specific resources. Set training completion status and permission levels per resource.

      • Register NFC cards via tap
      • Per-resource access grants
      • Training completion tracking
      Assign Access
    3. Step 3

      Deploy & Use

      Install an NFC reader or Shelly device next to each resource. Members tap their card — access is verified in milliseconds and the relay activates.

      • Works with AttraTap NFC readers
      • Shelly device integration for relay control
      • Also supports QR codes and PWA-based access
      Deploy & Use
    4. Step 4

      Track & Automate

      Monitor live sessions, export CSV logs, and trigger custom automation flows for notifications, ventilation, or any webhook.

      • Live session monitoring dashboard
      • CSV export for usage reporting
      • Custom automation flows (MQTT, webhook, email)
      Track & Automate
    5. Step 5

      Maintain & Scale

      Set maintenance rules, auto-disable resources when maintenance is due, and notify technicians. Roll out firmware updates to NFC readers over the air.

      • Automated maintenance scheduling
      • Auto-lockout when maintenance is due
      • Over-the-air firmware updates for readers
      Maintain & Scale

    Ready to see it on your machines?

    Tell us which machines cause the most friction and we will show you exactly how they would run on Attraccess.