Updated 2026-07-09 · Member
During a live event, your QR code is used to confirm you actually met a specific introduction in person, which then feeds into your event recap and relationship history.
Your personal QR code has an additional purpose during a live event: confirming that an introduction you were given actually happened in person.
When someone scans your QR code during an event, it confirms a real in-person meeting between the two of you, specifically at that event. This is a slightly different flavor of your everyday personal QR: it's tied to the fact that you're both at the same event, confirming that a specific introduction turned into an actual conversation.
Once a meeting is confirmed this way, it feeds into your event recap afterward and becomes part of your relationship history with that person, a record that you didn't just get introduced, you actually met.
This meeting-confirmation use of your QR code is separate from an event's own check-in QR, which is what you scan to check yourself in when you arrive at the venue.
Why would I scan someone's QR code during an event if I already have it from other places?
Scanning it during the event does something specific: it confirms that you actually met that introduction in person at that event, which then shows up in your event recap.
Does this replace the introduction itself?
No: it confirms that an introduction led to a real, in-person meeting. It's the follow-through, not the introduction itself.
Where can I see that a meeting was confirmed?
It feeds into your event recap and becomes part of your relationship history with that person.