So this is an NFC sticker

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The video succeeds by combining a relatable personal problem with a 'maker' aesthetic, showing a tangible, DIY tech solution that feels accessible and impressive.

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The creator demonstrates how to use NFC stickers and a custom-built web app to track daily water intake. He explains the technical setup and shares his plans for future iterations using a Raspberry Pi.

Structure

1Introduction to NFC stickers
2Recap of previous dog-feeding project
3Explanation of the new water tracking project
4Demonstration of the web app and NFC tap
5Adding a home screen widget for convenience
6Future plans for a force sensor

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Vibe Coding things in the real world Part 2 - NFC Stickers + App So this is an NFC sticker Test #1 Like + Follow

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How to build cool things IRL Vibecoding, Part 2 - NFC Stickers +App. I’m now obsessed with water bottles. Why has nobody made the whoop for waterbottles? #vibecoding #coding

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So this is an NFC sticker and you can program these stickers to do anything that you want them to do and last video I made it so that every time my dog got fed it sent a message to my family group chat. This is part 2 of building things in real life because software has become so boring lately and I'm going to be using these stickers again but I'm going to be using them to track how much water I drink in a day. I drink a ton of water and I know how important it is but I cannot be bothered to just track how much water I'm drinking so I put a sticker on my water bottle and every time I finish drinking my water bottle I can tap my phone against it and it's gonna log it inside of an app so let's build this. Okay so this is where we're at now we have this stupidly simple web app and then we're gonna make it so every time we tap this with our phone this is gonna go up. This is cool but I think I wanna make it a widget on my phone so I don't have to go to a website every time I wanna check. So now I have this widget that I can just click and it automatically opens up. So all this is is an Next.js TypeScript website connected with apple shortcuts and I think my next thing is gonna be using this raspberry pi to create a force sensor so I don't have to tap it every time. I can just lift it up and down and it will tell how much I drank.