Every mic is merged
Speeqr merges the audio from every phone in the room into one balanced stream, so the far end of the table is heard as clearly as the middle.
Every phone in the room joins the call
The phone in your pocket is a better microphone than the box in the middle of the table, mostly because it is closer to you. Speeqr uses that.
Joining, start to finish
Four things happen the first time you join, and three of them take a second.
- 01
Point your camera at the code
The host puts the QR card on the room screen. Your phone camera opens the room in the browser. No app store visit, no invite email to find.
- 02
Or type a six-character code
No screen to scan, or joining from the road? Open speeqr.com, type the code the host reads out, and you are in the same room.
- 03
Allow the microphone once
One permission prompt per device. Joining from your browser only asks for the microphone.
- 04
Put the phone on the table
Screen down or face up, it does not matter. Your phone is now one of the room microphones. Incoming audio plays in sync on every device in the room.
Why it holds up outside a demo
Remote or in-room, same room code
Incoming audio plays in sync on every device in the room. Phones dialing in from elsewhere get their own audio path, so nobody has to remember which mode they are in.
Made for imperfect networks
Audio-only streams degrade gracefully. On hotel Wi-Fi, in a taxi, or on a warehouse floor, the call thins out rather than dropping.
Kind to your battery
No video encoding pipeline and no always-on screen means a long call costs you a fraction of what a video meeting does.
One-thumb controls
Mute, unmute, and leave are large targets at the bottom of the screen. Usable without looking while you are still talking.
Rejoin without drama
Walk out of range or take another call and the room stays open. Come back and the same code puts you straight in.
The phone you already have
- iOS
- Safari on iOS 16 and later.
- Android
- Chrome on Android 10 and later.
- Account needed
- None for guests. Hosts join the waiting list now.
- Data used
- Roughly 20 to 30 MB per hour on a mobile connection.
Rooms this fixes
- A long boardroom table where the far end is always asking people to repeat themselves.
- Site visits, factory floors, and warehouses that will never have a speakerphone installed.
- Hybrid meetings where half the team is on the road and half is around one table.
- Two-minute huddles that do not deserve a calendar invite or a meeting link.
Someone still has to host the room.
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