AMAPAD touchless doorbell scan access station
No app required for visitors

One QR forMessage,Phone, and Video.

AMAPAD generates direct, temporary browser-based connections from a single QR scan. Connect instantly with visitors for private messaging, voice, or video calls, completely app-free.

AMAPAD QR digital doorbell panel being scanned by a phone

Create Your QR Doorbell

This MVP creates a browser-local identity. Your identity and password stay on this device and are not sent to the server. Clearing browser data may remove access.

Your Unique Local Doorway

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Access Your Dashboard

Re-access the QR Doorbell created on this browser. This is not for production account recovery.

How It Works

Create your permanent QR, print it or download it as PDF, place it at your door, front desk, or counter, let visitors scan and choose Message, Phone, or Video, then accept and connect.

How AMAPAD works: create a permanent QR, print or download it, place it at a door or front desk, visitors scan and choose Message, Phone, or Video, your browser rings, and you accept to connect.
Use cases

Built for real counters, doors, and stations

AMAPAD is a QR contact point for places where people need a live person quickly: doors, desks, counters, booths, private links, and temporary support stations.

Digital doorbell AMAPAD use case

Digital doorbell

Let visitors reach you from a door without installing an app.

Front desk AMAPAD use case

Front desk

Give reception a simple browser phone, message, and video option.

Concierge AMAPAD use case

Concierge

Support guests from a lobby, kiosk, or service counter.

Private peer-to-peer call AMAPAD use case

Private peer-to-peer call

Share one QR or link for a temporary browser call.

Office reception AMAPAD use case

Office reception

Let clients announce themselves even when the desk is unstaffed.

Events and kiosks AMAPAD use case

Events and kiosks

Set up a temporary help station that works from any phone browser.

Storefront AMAPAD use case

Storefront

Place a contact point where customers need quick help.

Vehicle or aircraft contact point AMAPAD use case

Vehicle or aircraft contact point

Print a direct contact QR for temporary field or ramp situations.

Support counter AMAPAD use case

Support counter

Route visitors to a live person without a shared phone line.

QR poster preview

Print one QR for Message, Phone, and Video.

Put it on a door, front desk, counter, kiosk, booth, vehicle, or private contact point. Visitors scan and choose how they want to connect.

Download PNG
Download PDF
Print QR

Actual QR download, PDF, and print controls are available in the owner dashboard after you create a local QR identity.

Door and entry area for an AMAPAD QR poster

AMAPAD

Scan to Connect

Message • Phone • Video

Your browser may ask for microphone or camera access depending on whether you choose Phone or Video.

Messages and calls are temporary. No recordings, transcripts, or stored chat history.

AMAPAD uncompromising privacy by default panel

Calls and messages are temporary. AMAPAD does not permanently store recordings, transcripts, or chat history. Your browser may ask for microphone and/or camera access depending on whether you choose Phone or Video.

No permanent chat storage
No recording
No transcripts
Browser-based temporary sessions
Visitor controls microphone permission
Visitor controls camera permission
AMAPAD Answers

FAQ

Short answers for people deciding where to place an AMAPAD QR, how visitors connect, and what stays temporary.

1

Do visitors need an app?

No. Visitors scan your QR code and use their browser. They do not need an account.

2

Can this be used beyond a doorbell?

Yes. AMAPAD works for front desks, reception areas, support counters, private peer-to-peer call links, event booths, vehicles, aircraft contact points, and temporary stations.

3

Does AMAPAD store calls or chats?

No. Calls and messages are temporary. AMAPAD does not permanently store recordings, transcripts, or chat history.

4

Are iOS and Android apps available?

Not yet. The current beta is browser-based. Native iOS and Android apps are planned when funding allows.

Coming later: website embeds and API integrations.

The current beta stays focused on reliable two-person QR messaging, phone calls, and video calls.