It started with a brush holder.

TouchBoxx began with a small 3D-printed brush holder on a dresser — the kind of object you reach for every day without thinking. We kept wishing it could hold more than brushes: the note that came with it, the story of who gave it, a way to keep it useful long after the moment passed.

So we started sculpting keepsakes worth keeping. A saree folded in every pleat, a name pressed along the border. Clean geometry with room for one perfect bloom. A rainbow of pockets for a child's treasures, and a curious mushroom with hidden doors. Each one printed to order, finished by hand, and made for exactly one person.

Then we gave every piece a second life. A QR code sits inside every one, and some carry a tiny NFC chip as well — scan or tap it with any phone and a private page opens: care for the piece, and a Digital Tool that keeps growing. The object you hold, and the one that opens when you scan it.

We're still a small studio, and most days it shows — in the seams we clean by hand, in the notes we read before they're printed, in the pieces we start over when they're not quite right. If something we made sits on your desk for years, quietly holding a story, that's the whole job.

The collection

The pieces, so far.

A growing range of keepsakes — each printed to order, each alive to the tap.

The tap

Every piece opens twice.

Scan or tap any TouchBoxx and its private page opens — no app and no account needed to look inside. Each piece carries one of two Digital Tools: the Kids' pieces unlock a Habit Builder that turns a routine into a game, and the keepsakes unlock an Occasion Reminder that remembers the birthdays and anniversaries you'd hate to miss.

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