From registration to the door in one system: anyone who registers (and pays) automatically gets a personal QR ticket by email. At the door, you scan visitors in with your phone, and you print attendance lists and badges with a single click.
Turn on tickets for your registration form and every new participant automatically gets their own QR ticket. No separate mailings, no manual work — it happens the moment the registration becomes final.
Under Settings → Tickets you can just change the texts, or open the design studio and make the ticket entirely your own. Drag blocks into place and see the result straight away.

You also design the email the ticket arrives in: your logo or a photo at the top, a personal text, the buttons to the tickets and practical information such as the address, start time or parking.

The check-in scanner runs in your phone’s browser. Point the camera at the QR code and you’ll immediately see whether someone is welcome, already inside, or has an invalid ticket — with a large green/orange/red message.

Alongside digital check-in, you print the paper essentials with a single click: a neat attendance list to sign off on and a sticker sheet with name badges. Both as a PDF, ready for the printer.
Handle tickets and check-in just by asking.
One switch under Settings → Tickets; choose one ticket per registration or per person, and design your own ticket if you like.
Automatically by email, in your design, with the QR code as a PDF — ready to show at the door.
Scan visitors in with your phone and print the attendance list or badges on the go.
For organizers of events, conferences, workshops, and member gatherings.
Everything works together in the same form — combine whatever you need.
No. The check-in scanner runs in the browser of your phone or tablet and uses the regular camera. If the camera doesn’t work, you look up the participant by name or email and tick them off manually.
Yes. As soon as a registration becomes final — immediately for a free sign-up or after payment — the QR ticket is automatically sent by email, with the QR code as a PDF attachment and an online ticket page.
Both, as a PDF: an A4 attendance list with present checkboxes and a sticker sheet with name badges of 90×54 mm including organization and QR code. Names in any language are displayed correctly.
With RSVP, you personally invite a fixed guest list and track who opens the invitation and registers. QR tickets are about access: every registrant gets a scannable ticket. You can combine the two perfectly well.
Yes. A ticket that has already been scanned immediately shows ‘already checked in’ along with the time — even if two volunteers scan at the same time.
Yes. Under Settings → Tickets you can change the texts, or design the PDF ticket and the ticket email yourself in the design studio: logo, colours, font and size, with the visitor's details on it. Real preview shows exactly what your visitor receives.
Yes. In the ticket settings, choose one QR code per person. Someone who registers four people gets four tickets (#12-1 to #12-4) that are each scanned separately, optionally with each person's own name.
Yes. From the check-in page you email a scan link to your door team. Whoever opens the link can only scan; the link is valid for a few days and can be revoked per address. Every scan is logged under the scanner's email address.
The scanner keeps a snapshot of all tickets, refreshed every minute. If the signal drops, it keeps scanning against that snapshot — tickets scanned twice are still rejected — and processes the scans once the connection is back.
Turn on tickets, scan participants, print badges — all from the same form they registered on.