Stop asking strangers to download something before they'll share their details. With Leadpocket they point their phone camera at your QR code, a short form opens in their own browser, they type and tap submit — and the lead drops into your pocket CRM. No app on their phone. No account to create. Nothing to install.
"No app to receive your card" usually still means the rep runs an app — and the new contact often needs one too. Leadpocket asks nothing of the person you meet: they use the camera and browser already on their phone. Fewer steps means far more completed forms.
Modern iPhones and Android phones read a QR code straight from the native camera — no scanner app, no "tap to connect" compatibility to worry about. Show the code, they scan, the form opens. That's the whole flow.
No sign-up, no password, no app permissions to approve. It's a plain web form over an encrypted connection, so the person shares only what they choose and nothing keeps running after they submit. Less to agree to, more trust.
The person you meet does almost nothing — but you get a real lead with their own answers, a pipeline, reminders, and an AI-drafted follow-up ready to send in one tap. All the power stays on your side of the QR code.
| NFC cards, badge scanners, "download our app" | Leadpocket (scan & type in a browser) | |
|---|---|---|
| What the person needs | A compatible phone, an app, or to be at the booth | A camera and a browser |
| Download on their side | Often an app or profile to land in | Nothing to install |
| Account / sign-up | Frequently required to connect | None — it's a web form |
| Hardware | NFC tags or rented badge scanners | A QR code on your phone |
| Where it works | Tap-compatible devices / the event floor | Any modern phone, anywhere |
| Steps for them | Tap or download, then connect or register | Scan, type, submit |
NFC cards and badge scanners are good tools for what they do — we just think the person you meet shouldn't have to install or carry anything to hand you their details.
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No. The person you meet never installs anything. They point their phone's built-in camera at your QR code, tap the link that pops up, and a short form opens right in their browser. They type their details and submit — the lead lands in your CRM. No app store, no download, no waiting.
Yes — that's the whole point of Leadpocket. The classic lead-capture pitch ("just download our app and connect") asks a stranger to install software before they'll even consider you. Leadpocket flips it: you show a QR code, they scan with the camera they already have open, and they fill in a browser form. Nothing to download on their side, ever.
No account, no sign-up, no password. The form is a plain web page — they fill in the few fields you ask for and hit submit. Asking a new contact to register an account is the fastest way to lose them; Leadpocket removes that step entirely so more people actually complete the form.
Just a smartphone with a camera and a web browser — which is every phone made in the last decade. Modern iPhones and Android phones read QR codes straight from the native camera app, so there's no separate scanner to install either. Camera plus browser is the entire requirement.
The form runs over an encrypted (HTTPS) connection and the person only enters the details they choose to share with you. Because there's no app on their phone, nothing is installed, no permissions are requested, and nothing keeps running in the background after they submit. Their answers go to your CRM so you can follow up — see our privacy policy for how data is handled.
Yes. Any modern phone with a camera and a browser works, on iOS or Android, with no app required on either platform. Because the form is just a web page, it also works on tablets and laptops if someone would rather type there.
An NFC card or "tap to connect" still leans on the receiver having an app or a profile to land in, and badge scanners are event-only hardware you rent. Leadpocket needs none of that: a QR code anyone can scan with their camera, opening a browser form anyone can fill in. No tap-compatibility, no rented scanner, no app on either side.