Scan. Open. Discover.
Point your camera at a tag. Open the story behind the place or object.

SAME RAMP · YOUR NEXT RUNYour phone opens the ramp’s challenge.
One tag. The whole story.
Illustrative replay · example clips and figures
A ramp. A holiday home.
A whole stretch of coastline.
Scan. Discover. Improve.
Pick something you care about. Give it a tag. Watch a challenge unfold, follow a repair or discover what changed since your last visit. Then take the next step.
Launch preview · VAT & delivery extra
Every ramp. Every rider. Every attempt.
Bring their records into one shared view.
Tags open records; they do not communicate directly with each other. Shared views depend on your setup and permissions.

Three quick demonstrations · illustrative examples
Point your camera at a tag. Open the story behind the place or object.

Open a tagged challenge. Watch the reference, then bring back your attempt.


Photograph the same tagged spot on each visit. Keep the repair and follow-up together.
Choose the one that makes you think: “I could use that.” Then follow it.
Someone sets the reference. You take your turn. Bring back the next clip and see what changed.
Explore JumpXn.com ↗RipTags.02 / YOUR PATCH OF THE WORLDThe bank after a storm. The field in a new season. Return to the tag and discover the story across visits.
Explore GeoVeracity.com ↗RipTags.03 / THE BIGGER PICTUREKeep the observation, the event and the response together. Give the next decision something useful to start from.
Explore RippleXn.com ↗Explore the wider experiences. Monitoring, event and training setups are scoped separately from your tag pack.
One rider becomes a crew.
One room becomes a whole estate.
One tagged spot becomes a landscape.
Move between the examples. Turn up the tag count. Watch the connections grow—then imagine the places and people you could bring together. Sharing stays permission-based.
Bring riders, attempts and reference runs into the same session history. Give every next attempt a starting point.
Take me into an example →An illustrated network, not a live feed or a claim of measured capacity. Records are shared by permission. Your setup determines how updates arrive.
Keep the first move simple. Let the experience do the rest.
Point at the tag. Open the challenge, the history or the next thing to discover.
Scan to openBring a compatible phone close. The same tagged place or thing opens on your screen.
Tap to openAt an equipped venue, a rider card could connect your arrival to the right session. Ask us about a pilot setup.
Venue check-in concept · separate setupYou’ve opened the reference.
Now imagine its timing in your hands.
Scan the tagged kit. Choose the run. A separate practice grip could play touch cues alongside the replay. Start stationary. Repeat the sequence. Bring back your own attempt.

Watch the reference approach the corner. Feel a cue at the braking point, then another at release. Practise the sequence on the stationary rig and compare your own timing.
This preview shows the cues on screen. Physical touch needs a separate device and a tested recording. The tag itself does not sense movement or produce touch feedback.
Pilot concepts. Separate practice equipment, recorded inputs and compatibility checks are required. Touch-feedback training is not included in a tag pack; the proposed benefits still need testing.
Open your free account. Join your host’s JumpXn session or create a starting point for your own crew.
One account for your tags and sessions. Already have a pack? Claim your pack.
Printed welcome codes open this site. Individually coded packs open their assigned tag page. A scan alone doesn’t claim ownership.
Explore the examples below. Demonstrations use sample records. Monitoring and touch-feedback setups are concepts to discuss, test and quote separately.
Choose an example. Move the comparison. Add a sample update. This is where the little tag starts to make sense.
Interactive demo · updates aren’t saved
Lock the reference. Measure the shift—at 120 frames per second or across 12 months.
Every great measurement needs an unshakeable zero-point. RipTags are precision physical reference anchors that lock cameras, non-contact sensors, and real-world geometry together down to fractions of a millimeter.
Place a RipTag on a training rig or ramp to lock the frame—measuring board flex, rider pump, and airtime trajectory in real time for YouTube Live and Twitch overlays.
Fix a permanent RipTag to a wall, joist, or facade. Track micro-millimeter swelling caused by rising damp, thermal expansion, or structural creep across months using repeatable visual and sensor snapshots.
Designed to scale from passive optical reference tiles to embedded NFC/RFID identity tags and active sensor nodes.
Choose how it opens, pick your colours and tell us what you’re bringing to life. Send the request. We’ll confirm the full quote before you pay.
Six print colours: Sky, Coral, Mint, Yellow, Lilac and Cream. Mixed colours available; finish confirmed before production.
Start with 25 Scan tags, or choose 50 tags that open with a touch or a scan. The pack price and monthly plan are shown together.
25 printed tags
For repeat photos, notes and session links.
50 tap-or-scan tags
Camera scanning works too.
Proposed launch prices. VAT and delivery extra. Orders aren’t open yet; we’ll confirm the full price and suitability before you commit. Outdoor labels, plaques, campaign setup and bespoke services are quoted separately.
One pack + 12 months of its plan.
Choose your first pack or activate one you already have. Account creation is free. This preview does not take payments.
Creating an account or claiming an existing pack does not place a paid order. Pack checkout and payment are not live yet.
Scan opens the tag page in your phone’s browser. Tap opens the page on a compatible phone, and can also be scanned with its printed code.
The examples here use sample records. Your live setup determines who can open a record and who can contribute. Agree the sharing choices before inviting people or publishing a challenge.
A Scan or Tap tag opens a page. It does not take readings. Automatic alerts need a separately installed detector and a connection. Touch-feedback training needs a separate practice device. These additional setups are being explored and are not included in a tag pack.
Personal: €9/month for 25 active tags, one owner and 1 GB of uploads. Team: €19/month for 100 active tags, five editors and 5 GB. Organisation: from €49/month for 250 active tags, 15 editors and 20 GB.
Review the final cancellation and retention terms before ordering. The proposed service includes an export before the plan ends; hosted access and new updates end when the plan closes.
Choose the colour. Choose the starting point. Tell us the idea you keep coming back to. We’ll help you turn it into a clear pack request and a sensible next step.
Set the challenge.
Let your followers
write the next bit.
Put the reference on your tagged kit. Invite an attempt. Bring the progress back into your next post. Your audience gets a way to take part.
Campaign examples. Agree participant permissions, submissions and publishing before launching.