Contact or portfolio
Open a vCard, LinkedIn, portfolio, menu, booking page, or any public URL.
Fine-jewelry presence. Programmable NFC utility. Share your card, open a destination, or trigger Shortcuts and Tasker without reaching for your phone.

Hold the ring near the NFC reader on a compatible phone. The saved action opens instantly.
Open a vCard, LinkedIn, portfolio, menu, booking page, or any public URL.
Use the ring as the physical trigger for an iOS Shortcut, Android intent, or Tasker flow.
Share guest Wi-Fi details or open your gym, event, attendance, and check-in URL.
The dashboard formats what you want to write. Final writing occurs through your phone’s NFC writer.
Share a contact card or profile page.
UID locking depends on the exact chip and writer. AxonRing never promises cloning or access-system compatibility.
Battery-free ceramic jewelry built around an NTAG216 tag for links, contact sharing, and phone automations.
Not for sale. This line will not launch until AxonRing has a working PPG + temperature prototype, published accuracy results, and a usable app. No health promises are attached to Line A.
Pricing stays inside the premium NFC-jewelry category—not speculative health hardware.
Minimal black ceramic for everyday sharing and automations.
A polished, jewelry-led finish with the same honest NFC capabilities.
Choose a line and share where to send it.
Test sizes 6–13 across a full day.
Select the finger and size you will actually wear.
Your chosen ring ships after size confirmation.
The ring is simple by design: ceramic shell, antenna, and passive NFC chip.

“Technology should disappear into what you already choose to wear.”
AxonRing was founded around a narrow belief: useful NFC does not need to look like a gadget. Line A is intentionally passive, programmable, and battery-free. We publish the chip and the limitations because trust matters more than a long feature list.
Factory partners are required to document chip identity, size tolerances, finish materials, and batch-level quality checks. Supplier names and verified production photos will be added only with permission and evidence—never invented for marketing.
Request sourcing documentationIn Shortcuts, create a Personal Automation using NFC, scan the ring, add actions, and disable confirmation only when appropriate. Availability varies by iOS version and device.
Write a URL or use the NFC Tag trigger in Tasker. Android background execution and intent behavior depend on your phone’s settings.
Anyone with an NFC-capable phone may read an unlocked tag. Never store passwords, private keys, or sensitive personal data.
No. Line A can open a payment link on a phone. It is not Apple Pay, a Visa card, or an issuer-tokenized payment credential.
No. Line A contains no health sensor, GPS, or display. Line B is a separate research waitlist and is not for sale.
NTAG216 supports lock features, but some changes can be permanent and tool support varies. Follow the documented workflow and verify the final record before applying any permanent lock.
Founding Members guide finish, fit, pricing, and the first AxonRing Studio workflows. No deposit. No invented ship date. Just early access and a direct line into product decisions.
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Explore AxonRing's design and illustrative NFC use cases. Demonstrations are conceptual; actual functions depend on device, app, and reader compatibility. Payment terminals and access systems require separate verified integrations. Campaign artwork is illustrative, not production photography. “Shop now” appears in the artwork; request a sizing kit first. Checkout instructions follow size confirmation and availability.








