The seating chart you've been redoing every Sunday for three months? Done in an afternoon. Print one QR, tape it by the door, and 142 guests find their tables without asking you a single question.
Guests don’t install anything. They scan a QR with the camera they already have, and the page opens. Eight-year-olds get it. Eighty-year-olds get it. The cousin still on iOS 12 gets it.
Move a seat at 5:47 PM and the next scan reads the new table. No reprinted card, no taped-on correction at the welcome desk. The host who changes their mind at the door is still the host the system serves.
Guests already have phones. So they take photos. So the photos land in your shared album, moderated by you, opened at check-in. No hashtag nobody follows. No Dropbox link nobody clicks.
Round tables, rectangular tables, the dance floor, the bar, the gift table, the podium. Drag, drop, snap, align — seat counts update the moment a guest lands. Works for a wedding, a gala, a milestone birthday — any night that needs a seating chart.
Print it on a card at the entrance. Put it on the menu. Tape it to the bathroom mirror. Works on any phone, any camera, any carrier — no app, ever. One scan, one seat, done.
A shared album, moderated by you, opened at check-in. No Instagram hashtag that nobody follows. No Dropbox link that nobody clicks. The night, collected — and yours to keep.
No. They point their phone camera at the QR, the page opens in the browser, they type their name. No app, no account, no sign-up. It works on a six-year-old Android the same as a new iPhone.
No seats-per-month. No "contact sales." Free for small events. Premium for the night you'll remember. Pro for planners running one of these every weekend.
Refundable until you activate any premium feature.