Answers before you tap, publish or buy

Vehara is an owner-managed digital record and sharing service for vehicles. It combines maintenance records, selectable public display modes and permanent NFC and QR links.

No. A visitor can tap the NFC tag or scan the QR code and open the published vehicle page in a normal mobile browser.

Yes. You can create and manage a vehicle passport through the web application and use its QR or public link before purchasing an NFC product.

Vehara currently works as a mobile-friendly web application and installable PWA. It can be added to a phone home screen without an app-store download.

The tag stores a permanent Vehara web address. The vehicle details remain in the online service and can be updated without rewriting the physical tag.

The planned kit includes an NFC vehicle sticker, an NFC keychain, a QR fallback, unique activation credentials and quick-start instructions. Final materials and specifications will be confirmed after beta testing.

The current owner tools allow an active tag to be connected to another vehicle owned by the same account. The permanent tag address remains unchanged.

The owner can disable the affected tag. A replacement product can later be connected without deleting the owner account or vehicle records.

Many modern smartphones can read NFC tags, but compatibility and scan position vary by device. The printed QR code provides an alternative entry method.

No. The owner selects a display mode and publishes a controlled snapshot. Private account data is not automatically included in the visitor page.

No. The current Insurance mode is designed to display only owner-approved basic information such as the carrier, policy-number ending and claims phone number.

No. It is disabled by default. The owner must provide a phone number and deliberately enable the option before it is published.

Yes. The owner can unpublish the visitor page or disable the connected NFC tag from the owner dashboard.

Not currently. Vehicle information and maintenance records are provided by the vehicle owner and should not be treated as an independently verified vehicle-history report.

The planned Free tier supports one vehicle, a Basic profile and limited maintenance features. Final limits will be confirmed during beta testing.

The Vehara Monthly membership is $2.99 per month. The Vehara NFC Starter Kit would be purchased separately for $25.

The Vehara Annual membership is $25 per year and includes one Vehara NFC Starter Kit in the first subscription year.

No. The complimentary Starter Kit is planned as a first-year Annual membership benefit. Annual renewals continue the software service but do not include another kit.

The current plan is to keep a limited Basic NFC page available after the paid period ends while premium modes and advanced features become unavailable.

Additional and replacement products are planned. Their final prices will depend on manufacturing, packaging and shipping costs established during beta testing.

Not yet. Checkout is not enabled during the current development beta, and joining the beta does not collect payment.

Beta users will help test vehicle setup, public display modes, NFC activation, tag scanning, mobile compatibility, installation instructions and the physical Starter Kit design.

It may. The current prices are planning targets and will be reviewed after measuring hardware, packaging, shipping, support and payment-processing costs.