Every product we make

The engine behind every IQ product: tap a chip or scan a code and the right video, guide, form or 360° environment opens on the visitor’s phone, with no app to install. Organisations can also build on it directly and see every scan that happens.

UIIQ

One subscription that replaces the separate booking, till, marketing, HR and admin tools a business ends up paying for. Attractions, venues and service businesses switch on only the parts they need, under a single login.

Forms that guide people through with short videos, built for sectors where the answers matter and the record has to stand up. The organisation decides whether responses are stored securely with us or delivered straight into its own systems.

Beetag

Family adventure trails for towns, parks and heritage sites, where every waymarker unlocks a story, a character or a challenge on the phone. A site can run it as a ticketed trail, an annual licence or a sponsored campaign.

Living Paintings

Artwork that tells its own story: a visitor scans a painting, mural or plaque and hears it narrated, subtitled and in their own language. Museums, galleries, councils and heritage sites use it instead of handsets or an app.

House signs, door signs and cast heritage plaques that look the part and have a chip built in. On a heritage plaque the figure named on it tells their own documented story when you scan it.

IQPlates

A brushed steel, brass or slate plate for the counter, table or wall that sends a customer straight to your Google or Trustpilot review page. It collects reviews without anyone on your team having to ask for one.

Smart business, ID and greeting cards that open a page on the other person’s phone the moment they are tapped. Your contact details, links and video land in their hand, and you can change what the card points at later.

Conference and event badges that do the introducing: attendees swap details with a tap instead of hunting for a pen. Organisers can add challenges and see who actually met whom.

IQPlant

Plant tags for nurseries and gardens that open a verified care guide covering watering, feeding, seasonal jobs and pet safety. A garden planner turns a postcode and a pin on the map into a planting plan from stock the nursery actually holds.

Every sunbed carries a small e-ink tag showing whether it is free, reserved or in use, so a towel dropped at dawn no longer holds a lounger all morning. Guests pick a bed in the venue’s app and tap their phone on the tag to check in, and any bed nobody turns up for releases itself.

A personalised film in which Father Christmas talks to your child by name, about the things they actually care about. Parents order it from November and it arrives as a link they can keep.

Turns any screen into a digital sign, menu board or interactive kiosk, driven from the same place you manage everything else. It caches what it needs, so a dropped connection does not take the screen down.

Ultimate Brains

Sector-by-sector knowledge from people who have actually done the job, which you can ask a question, listen to or watch. Thirty-eight sectors are covered, from care and construction to hospitality and sport.

CountryComp

Competition management for countryside and equestrian societies: entries, classes, results and league standings in one place. National bodies see every affiliated society’s results without chasing spreadsheets.

Where the public finds agricultural and country shows and buys tickets for them. Organisers get the ticketing, the trade-stand bookings and the gate scanning from the same account.