Listed 3 July 2014 · Tokyo · Japan
TagTooth.
A 2014 iOS messenger pitched as Bluetooth for people, letting users reach strangers through tags such as a nickname, a company or an old phone number.
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The TagTooth blog announced the app was available for download on the iTunes App Store.
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“TagTooth connects people as Bluetooth connects devices”
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The last TagTooth blog posts, on keeping old phone numbers reachable, were published; the blog then fell silent.
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“TagTooth connects people as Bluetooth connects devices”
TagTooth connects you with people - with people you want to and did not know how to. With people you have lost touch with. With those who can help. With those to whom you have something to offer. TagTooth expands your network. You can reach out to anyone beyond your address book or social network. You reach out to who you want to or get discovered by others. Then you connect and communicate.
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- Community, Messaging
- Location
- Tokyo · Japan
In our words: The 2014 listing described TagTooth as a way to connect with people you wanted to meet but did not know how to reach, from lost contacts to people who could help. Users reached out or were discovered, then connected and chatted.
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