Create a group chat code
Create a QR code with the Audience purpose — QRChat pre-selects a group chat where everyone sees the conversation.
Audience chat
A live chat between you and your audience — one QR away
Raised hands only reach the front rows, and questions drown in the noise of big platforms. QRChat turns one scan into a live group chat: viewers and attendees write from their seats or sofas, and you see every question on stage, on stream, or after the show.
How It Works
How the audience chat works
Show it to your audience
Put the code on your slides, posters, stage screens, merch table or stream overlay with the caption "Scan to join the chat".
Answer live
Everyone who scans joins the same chat, asks questions and reacts. You read and reply from your own screen — live or after the event.
Use cases
Built for speakers, hosts, streamers and musicians
Everyone gets a voice
Shy attendees and back-row viewers ask questions they would never say into a microphone.
No app, no signup
Attendees scan and start typing — QRChat runs in the browser, so nobody drops out at an install screen.
One chat for the whole room
An audience code is a group chat: questions, answers and reactions are visible to everyone, which keeps the energy up.
Reusable between events
The same code can run your whole tour or lecture series — pause it between shows and reopen it at the next one.
Answers
Frequently asked questions
How many people can join the chat?
There is no fixed cap for a typical event: a group chat comfortably takes a hall or a stream audience. Everyone who scans the same code lands in the same conversation.
Do attendees have to reveal who they are?
No. Everyone can write anonymously; participants may pick a display name so you can address them in your answers.
Can I moderate or pause the chat?
Yes. As the owner you see the whole conversation, and you can pause the code at any time — for example between shows or lectures — and resume it later.
Does it work for online streams too?
Yes. The QR code is also a plain link, so you can show the code on your stream overlay and drop the link into the description at the same time.
Audience chat
Give your next event a backchannel
Create your audience code before the show, put it on the first slide, and watch questions come in from the very first minute. Free to start.