Authorize who can use a protected function
Use NFC, Bluetooth, or both to connect a compatible device with its assigned operator and approve supported actions after verification.
See Device Control →
Give physical products a secure digital identity. Authenticate your brand's NFC tags and connect consumers to your brand's website, or authorize protected device functions through owner verification.
From premium goods to established equipment, Xibernetix brings hardware identity and a deliberate mobile interaction together.
Product brands set up and manage products through a Maker account. Owners and operators use the products assigned to them.
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Use NFC, Bluetooth, or both to connect a compatible device with its assigned operator and approve supported actions after verification.
See Device Control →Embed secure NFC tags in your products or packaging. Consumers authenticate the registered tag in the Xibernetix app and view your brand's website for product information, craftsmanship stories, and care guidance.
See Brand Verification →You prepare the product. Your customer uses the Xibernetix app. Here is what happens next.
They open the app and tap the NFC tag in your product or packaging.
It confirms whether the tag matches the secure identity registered to your brand.
After successful verification, they view your brand's website in the app.
They sign in to the app and tap or connect to a supported device.
It verifies the device and whether that operator is allowed to use it.
The integration allows the approved function, such as releasing a lock.
These scenarios illustrate possible deployments and the experience each service supports.
A leather goods brand embeds a secure NFC tag during assembly. A customer authenticates the registered tag and views the brand's website for craftsmanship stories and care guidance.
A premium brand integrates a secure tag into its packaging. Consumers tap in the app to authenticate the tag and reach the brand's product information.
An equipment maker connects a compatible service lock to Device Control. An assigned technician uses the app, and the integration enables the lock release after authorization.
We value precise engineering, transparent trade-offs, seamless interoperability, and security practices that can be easily explained, audited, and tested.
Bring the hardware and security model together before the product reaches its first owner.
Plan around standard ISO-DEP Type 4 NFC tags, including broader ISO/IEC 14443 Type A baselines, supported NTAG 424 DNA and DESFire EV3 workflows, or Bluetooth Low Energy peripherals with defined GATT profiles. Xibernetix validates the power, interface, actuator, enclosure, and environment for each target product.
Initial setup requires an internet connection. Supported Device Control deployments can perform later local cryptographic checks temporarily offline, with periodic synchronization to keep lifecycle state current.
Item-specific key material and authenticated mobile-to-tag sessions establish tag identity. Device Control adds signed-in owner verification and lifecycle synchronization to authorize protected functions.
Device Control authorization flow
Choose tags suited to your materials and packaging, register your inventory, and define the authentication or device experience your customers will use.
Explore Product Brand onboarding →Use a supported NFC tap or Bluetooth connection to access a protected function without relying on a separate key or PIN.
Get started as an owner →$50 per month per brand, billed to your product brand's Maker account. Review what's included and how to prepare your tags before creating an account.
Start with a call to discuss your device, its protected functions, and the hardware integration before deployment.
Still exploring? Read the Product Brand FAQ, compare pricing for both services, or contact us before creating an account.