One nation of tappers under one living heart —
the people's app of Tab2Tab™, the citizen side of the platform.
The Nation at dawn — doors of light across the land, under one Heart. An original painting made for this program.
| Doors Registered | 0 |
| My Door Taps Today | 0 in · 0 out |
| My Taptivity™ Today | 0 |
| Music Feel | Gentle Strings |
| Nation TAPTIVITY™ | 0 |
This panel holds counts only — taps and time, never a person. Everything here lives for this visit only: nothing is stored, nothing is sent, anywhere.
Every citizen of the Nation carries the same living heart. Tap in at the Door, register the doors of your own life, watch the Nation count the way this house has always counted — and keep Tap 111™ close, for the day a neighbor needs help to start moving.
This is the front door of the Nation: the House Heart itself. A tap to get in is a tap in; a tap to get out is a tap out. One touch of the heart counts as one tap.
Tap the heart to tap in. One touch is one tap — a person touching the heart, and going inside it.
“Not only good at building doors — we open them, and we
leave them open for everyone.”
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A citizen's life is full of doors. Register the doors of your life for this visit — home, church, your truck, your shop — and each one becomes a door you can tap in and out of, counted the Nation's way.
Your doors stand for this visit only — nothing is stored, nothing is sent. The Nation remembers counts, never places.
Three columns, and they never mix. This is how the whole Nation is counted — on this page, the columns gather only your own taps from this visit.
Tap 111™ is for the people, by the people — one tap to start help moving toward someone nearby; a human bridge standing in front of 911 and official help, never instead of them. “Fifteen tops” is our standard: help on its way within fifteen minutes, at the very most.
Help is being raised — neighbors near the one in need are being alerted, and a human bridge is forming. This is a demonstration: no real alert has been sent.
A founding idea, shown as a demonstration — Tap 111™ is not a live service. In a real emergency, always call 911 first. The bridge stands in front of official help, never instead of it.
In the stores people already pass through — a Walmart, a Wawa, wherever a neighborhood gathers — stands the Board: a great display, big-screen-TV size or the house's own 2′ × 2′. A citizen uploads their digital video card — their Tap card — right into the display, and their digital business card stands there for the whole store to see, linked to the Tap Nation app.
It is “like the old pegboards they used to have in Meijer's, where you would pin your card to it” — the same kind idea, grown up: the card is alive now, with your picture or your short clip playing on its face, and your own door standing on it, ready for a stranger's tap.
The law of the Board is simple, and it is printed here so no one has to wonder: the store hosts the Board · the citizen owns their card · the house counts the taps on the cards — counts, not information. Compose your card:
No picture or clip chosen — your card will carry the House Heart.

The Board stands in the store, its cards waiting for the neighborhood's taps. Tap any card — see what the house counts, and what it never takes.
A demonstration of the Board, for this visit only: your card is composed and pinned here on this page alone — nothing is uploaded to any store, nothing is stored, nothing is sent.
One day in the Nation begins with a pass. Give the pass your name, citizen, and carry it through every door today.
A session demonstration of the platform's Day Pass — the pass is made on this page alone and rests when the visit ends. Nothing is stored, nothing is sent.
Choose the feel of the Nation's music:
Music only ever plays at your tap — use the music button in the Citizen's Panel above. Nothing here ever plays on its own.