Event Doorbell

Let guests ring you from a locked door.

Set up an event, print the QR code, tape it to the door. Guests scan it, type their name, and tap the bell. Your dashboard chimes inside. Everything disappears 24 hours later — no accounts, no data left behind.

How it works

1

Make an event

Name it, add any questions you want asked at the door, and you get a QR code and a short link.

2

Print the sign

Six designs to choose from, all US Letter landscape. Tape it up where guests arrive.

3

Watch the door

Your dashboard chimes when someone rings. Tap Got them and their phone tells them you're on the way.

What you get

A chime, not a notification you'll miss

The dashboard checks every five seconds and plays a real doorbell sound, fires a browser notification, and buzzes on phones. It holds a wake lock too, so a propped-up laptop doesn't sleep through the party.

Ask anything at the door

Pizza order, party size, parking, accessibility needs, "first time here?". Multiple choice, yes/no, or short answer — and you can change the questions mid-event.

A running tally

Answers are counted as guests arrive, so the pizza order adds itself up instead of you doing it on a napkin.

Co-hosts

Add anyone by email and the dashboard opens on their phone too, so whoever is nearest the door can answer it.

Standing events

Running something monthly? Keep one code and one printed sign forever. The guest list clears itself between sessions and past sessions are kept as counts only.

Guests fix their own answers

Changed their mind about the pizza on the way up? They can update it themselves, and your tally follows.

Why you might need it

What it looks like

The guest page on a phone: name field, questions, and a large Ring the doorbell button
What a guest sees after scanning.
The host dashboard listing who is waiting, their answers, and a running tally
Your dashboard, inside.
Six printable door sign designs shown side by side
Six sign designs, ready to print.

What happens to the data

A guest's name and answers live only as long as the event: one-off events delete themselves 24 hours after they're created, and standing events clear their guest list between sessions. Past sessions are kept as counts only — never names, and free-text answers collapse to "3 answered" rather than what anyone wrote. The only thing kept about you is your email address and the list of events you own. The privacy policy is short and worth the minute.