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Wi-Fi for guests, meetings and events: share by QR, not by spelling

Stop spelling passwords out loud. Show a QR — they're online.

"Is it a capital O or a zero?" A Wi-Fi QR code ends that conversation. Guests point their camera and join — at home, in a meeting room or at a pop-up event.

Print a Wi-Fi card

Hotspot Hub can print a clean card with the QR code, network name and password. Put it on the table, the fridge or the reception desk.

Use a guest network or hotspot

Keep your main network for your own devices. For events, a phone hotspot or a router's guest network keeps visitors separate.

Change it afterwards

After a party or event, change the password and print a new card. It takes a few seconds with the password generator.

Works on every phone

Modern Android phones and iPhones read Wi-Fi QR codes straight from the camera app — no extra app needed for your guests.

Quick tips

  • Print the card and place it where guests wait.
  • Use a strong random password; guests never have to type it.
  • Change the password after big events.

Questions

Do guests need an app?

No. The built-in camera on modern iPhones and Android phones can join Wi-Fi from a QR code.

Is a printed password a security risk?

Only in places strangers can see it. Use a guest network or hotspot for visitors and change the password afterwards.

Can I save several networks?

Yes. Saved networks stay on your device so you can switch between home, office and hotspot in one tap.

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