Guests scan and join your WiFi without typing a password. WiFi codes are static, so the network details live in the code itself.

Cafes and restaurants
Guests join without asking for the password.
Rentals and hotels
Welcome books and doors with one scan to connect.
Offices and clinics
Visitors join the guest network at reception.
Events
Attendees connect from the badge or the table card.
Enter the network name, security type and password, design the code and print it. Phones join the network straight from the code.


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September 23, 2026No. WiFi codes are static: phones read the network details straight from the code and can join offline. That means no scan statistics, and changing the network later needs a new code.
Anyone who scans the printed code can join, so use a guest network for public spaces.
Yes. Current iPhone and Android cameras can join a network from a WiFi QR code.
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