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Approve: Web → app handoffTo do · blocker Register the deep-link scheme on iOSTo do Set up iOS Universal Links for the handoff pathsTo do Set up Android App Links for the handoff pathsTo do Build the deep-link routing layerTo do Design the handoff experienceTo do Build the desktop handoffTo do Build the mobile-web handoffTo do Handle the not-installed case gracefullyTo do Build the return path after programmingTo do Make the capability boundary honest in the web UITo do Verify the handoff end to endTo do

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Web → app handoff

Web can't write NFC tags, so programming a physical tag has to hand off cleanly to the native app. Deep-link infrastructure may not exist at all — verify before building on it.

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Register the deep-link scheme on iOS

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Viv — Register "tactile" as a custom URL scheme (CFBundleURLTypes) in Info.plist. Done when: CFBundleURLTypes with scheme "tactile" is registered and the OS routes tactile:// opens to TacTile Connect from outside the app (routing logic itself is a separate task). File: apps/ios/TacTileConnect/Info.plist.

Unlocks 2Build the deep-link routing layer Approve: Web → app handoff

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```

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## The task

**Register the deep-link scheme on iOS** · to do

Viv — Register "tactile" as a custom URL scheme (CFBundleURLTypes) in Info.plist. Done when: CFBundleURLTypes with scheme "tactile" is registered and the OS routes tactile:// opens to TacTile Connect from outside the app (routing logic itself is a separate task). File: apps/ios/TacTileConnect/Info.plist.

Where it sits: TacTile › Launch TacTile › Web › Web → app handoff

## Unlocks 2

- Build the deep-link routing layer
- Approve: Web → app handoff

## The brief on file

Confirmed via audit: apps/ios/TacTileConnect/Info.plist has no CFBundleURLTypes key at all — "tactile" is not a registered URL scheme. Yet 10+ AI card files (Features/AI/Components/Cards/*.swift — DocumentCard, FormCard, ContactvCardCard, WifiCard, LinkHubCard, GalleryCard, NotesCard, MenuCard, WebsiteCard, WebhookCard, PaymentlinkCard) already construct and open URLs like tactile://destination/new?type=document. The app's only onOpenURL handler (System/App/TacTileConnectApp.swift:49 and :82) unconditionally forwards every incoming URL to AuthService.handleURL (System/Auth/AuthService.swift:261), which only calls SupabaseAuthClient.shared.auth.session(from: url) — it does nothing else. Net effect: those AI-card deep links currently either bounce out to Safari with an "cannot open page" or silently no-op, because iOS doesn't know this app owns the tactile:// scheme. Add CFBundleURLTypes to Info.plist registering scheme "tactile" (with an appropriate CFBundleURLName, e.g. the bundle id tac.tile). Do not change onOpenURL's routing logic here — that's a separate routing-layer task — just get the OS to hand tactile:// URLs to this app. Verify by building to a device/simulator and running `xcrun simctl openurl booted "tactile://destination/new?type=document"` — the app should foreground instead of bouncing to Safari.

## How to work this

- Do the work, don't just plan it. If the fix is obvious and safe, make it.
- Surface anything needing Matthew's sign-off instead of deciding it yourself.
- Short replies. Lead with the answer, then stop.
- Finish by saying what changed, what you verified, and what you'd do next.

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