What is NudgeLink?
NudgeLink is a temporary public status page for a real-world place, object or moment. An owner publishes one random HTTPS address; visitors open it by URL, QR code or NFC tag to read the status, use essential links or send a controlled preset alert.
Is NudgeLink a chat app or Link-in-bio service?
No. Visitors cannot type a free-text message, reply, upload media or start a conversation. Essential links are limited to the current situation, and the page always puts status and safety before links.
Do visitors need the app?
No. A visitor opens a NudgeLink page in a normal mobile browser. Only the page owner needs the iOS app.
How do QR codes and NFC tags work?
Both contain the same random HTTPS page address. NudgeLink creates the QR code and provides an NFC-ready URL; any compatible third-party NFC writer can place that URL on a standard tag.
Can a NudgeLink page appear in Google or other search engines?
Only when the owner explicitly enables public indexing. The switch is off by default. Disabled pages are excluded from the sitemap and return a noindex directive even though the random link still works for invited visitors.
What does NudgeLink cost?
The app is free to download. Halo, Paper and Midnight are included. Seven special scene themes are separate one-time purchases with a planned US launch price of $1.99 each. There is no subscription.
What is Hi Mode?
Hi Mode is an optional one-way preset signal. It is off by default, requires a risk confirmation and never creates chat, replies, profiles or a social graph.
Is NudgeLink an emergency service?
No. NudgeLink can deliver a preset alert, but it must not be used instead of local emergency services when a person, animal or property is in immediate danger.