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# Legitimate Tag Management Platform
## Requirements
* [Legitimate Dashboard ](https://dashboard.legitimate.tech/)
* [Legitimate Desktop Programmer ](https://github.com/LegitimateTech/lgt-desktop-programmer-public/releases/latest)
* **Windows**: Windows 11
* **macOS**: macOS 13 Ventura, 14 Sonoma, or 15 Sequoia running on Apple Silicon
* NFC Type 4 Compatible Tag Programmer
* [Legitimate Tag Programmer for iOS ](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tag-programmer/id1507247920)
* **iPhone** released during or after 2016 including 7, 8, X, XR, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, SE 2nd Gen, SE 3rd Gen, and more. All mini, pro, max models are included.
* **iOS 13.4 or later** (Open the **Settings** app, open the **General** menu, and select **Software Update**. You may have to update multiple times.)
* [Legitimate Tag Programmer for Android](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tech.legitimate.LGTTagManagementMobile)
* Various Android phones with NFC support
## Programming Process
While the process for programming using our Desktop Programmer or iOS Tag Programmer are similar, they have some key differences. Be sure to review the instructions for programming with each device thoroughly before proceeding.
1. Before you get started decide if you are going to be creating a Test Tag or a Production Tag. If you are creating a test tag follow the instructions [here](/tag-management-platform/dashboard/how-to-create-a-test-tag.md) (we recommend first-time users make at least one test tag before you move on to creating production tags)
2. In both cases, you'll need to [create a SKU](/tag-management-platform/dashboard/how-to-set-up-a-sku-using-legitimate-dashboard.md) in Legitimate Dashboard.
3. Next, you'll need to program your tag(s) using the [Legitimate Desktop Programmer](/tag-management-platform/tag-programmer/program-tags-with-the-desktop-programmer.md) and USB Programmer or the[ iOS Tag Programmer](/tag-management-platform/tag-programmer/program-tags-with-the-mobile-tag-programmer.md)
4. Finally, you'll need to add your NFT Metadata to your SKU and [activate your tags](/tag-management-platform/dashboard/how-to-edit-your-nft-metadata-and-activate-your-tags.md) back on your Legitimate Dashboard.
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