iQRApplied IoT on Everyday Life.
A QR code doorbell sticker on the post beside a front door, scanned by a visitor’s phone, a parcel on the step.

QR code doorbell: Answer the door from anywhere

Visitors scan the doorbell sticker and tap Ring. Your phone rings like a call, wherever you are.

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See a QR doorbell in action

  • A QR doorbell plate on the wall beside a condo unit door, a parcel on the hallway floor.Condo door
  • A courier’s gloved hand scanning a small doorbell sticker on a lobby intercom panel, a parcel under the arm.Lobby intercom
  • A laminated QR doorbell plate on the brick wall beside a studio’s glass door, parcels on a hand truck.Studio entrance
  • A laminated QR doorbell plate beside a basement suite’s side door, a parcel on the top step under the porch light.Basement suite

Every phone with the app rings at once

You, your partner and your roommate ring together in the app. The first to answer talks.

  • You
  • Sam
  • Alex

Your doorbell rings in the free iQR Alerts app

  • You and your people get the app.
  • Whoever scans needs no app.
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How a QR code doorbell works

  1. Print and stick it

  2. Visitor scans, taps Ring

  3. Your phones ring

A virtual doorbell for homes and condos

  • Homeowners
  • Condo and strata residents
  • Airbnb hosts
  • Small offices
  • Basement suites

Doorbell questions

What is a QR code doorbell?

A doorbell sticker for your door. A visitor scans it with their phone camera and taps Ring. Your phone rings like a call in the free iQR Alerts app, wherever you are, and you talk by video or voice. They never see your number.

Whose phone rings?

Everyone on the doorbell’s list who has the iQR Alerts app, all at the same time: you, your partner, a roommate. The first to answer talks to the visitor. People on the list without the app get a text or email when someone rings or leaves a note.

Does it need power or wiring?

No. It is a doorbell without wiring, batteries or a chime: a printed plate or sticker. Laminate it if it hangs outdoors. The visitor’s phone needs mobile data, and your phone rings wherever it has a connection.

Does the visitor need an app?

No. A QR doorbell opens a web page from the phone’s camera, so a courier or a neighbour can ring on the spot. Only you and the people on your list use the app.

What if nobody answers?

They can leave a video or voice message, or a quick note like “Package delivered” with a photo. At night (10 pm to 7 am, or your own hours) nobody’s phone rings or buzzes; you get one summary of the night’s notes in the morning. Prank rings? Switch rings off; the plate still takes notes.

Is it a security camera?

No. It never records people walking past. The visitor’s camera is on only during a call they start. Nothing is saved unless they leave a video message or add a photo to a note; photos are kept for 30 days.