Built on TigerTag — third-party integrations

The whole point of an open protocol is what others build with it. It’s starting to happen — projects that integrated TigerTag on their own:

OpenRFID

github.com/suchmememanyskill/OpenRFID — the community’s multi-vendor spool-RFID toolkit. It reads many vendors’ tag formats — and TigerTag is one of them: the open payload made it a straightforward add.

Snapmaker U1 Extended Firmware (Paxx)

github.com/paxx12-snapmaker-u1/SnapmakerU1-Extended-Firmware — an independent, GPL-3.0 community firmware for the Snapmaker U1 (SSH, camera streaming, metrics… and RFID goodness). With it, the Snapmaker U1 reads TigerTags natively — making it the first printer to read TigerTag on the machine itself. Exactly the future the collective play aims at, arrived early via the community.

Spooly Tracker

spoolytracker.com — a filament inventory platform (web, iOS/Android, Home Assistant, OrcaSlicer post-processing, self-hostable). Its spool identification is built on TigerTag: “Mark your spools with NFC chips (TigerTags) and manage your inventory with a simple gesture.” A third-party product, with its own vision — running on the open protocol, precisely as intended.

Building something on TigerTag? Tell us on the Discord or through the GitHub organization — and remember TigerTag Certified exists for verified integrations.