Office & Commercial
Visitor Receptionist
Scan QR, find your host
Visitor Receptionist
Scan QR, find your host
Home Visitors
Scan and chat
Disposable QR
Print it, share it, bin it
Bre.nz turns a printed QR code into a chat channel. Point a phone camera at the code and the conversation opens in the browser — no app store download, and no phone number handed to the other person.
Put a code at a reception desk, on a front door, or on a temporary notice. The person scanning reaches the right person or team, while the person behind the code keeps their contact details private.
The Bre.nz web app is available now at app.bre.nz (opens in a new tab).
Sign in to the Bre.nz web app and create the chat channel or QR code you need.
Put the code on a reception plate, a door plate, a sticker, or a temporary notice.
A visitor scans with their phone camera, and the conversation opens in the browser.
Temporary public codes can be retired when the notice comes down, closing the channel.
A visitor scans the code at reception, chooses the person they are there to see, and starts a chat. Neither side shares a phone number.
Visitor reception without the phone numbersVisitors and couriers scan the plate at the door and reach the householder. The householder's number stays private.
A doorbell that keeps your number privateA QR code on a temporary notice lets anyone make contact — a lost dog, a community notice, an event sign. When the notice comes down, the code can be retired, closing the channel against spam and harassment.
Temporary codes for public noticesThe conversation happens inside Bre.nz, so neither side needs to hand over a personal phone number.
Scan the code and chat in the browser.
Use a different code for reception, the front door, or a temporary notice.
Retire a public code when the notice comes down.
Bre.nz is a private chat service built around QR codes. A printed code gives visitors, couriers, or members of the public a way to start a conversation with the person or team behind it.
No. The conversation opens in the browser. The Bre.nz web app at app.bre.nz is where you create and manage your codes.
No. Bre.nz needs a phone number to create an account, but that number is not shown to the person you are chatting with.
Bre.nz has a free plan. Some features have quantity limits on the free plan; a paid plan with higher limits may be offered in the future.
Temporary public codes can be retired when the notice comes down, closing the channel. For help with any code, email support@bre.nz.
Bre.nz is operated by Geowalker Limited. The service is governed by New Zealand law. You can contact the team at support@bre.nz.
Open the Bre.nz web app and create your first QR channel. The free plan is available now.
Get started at app.bre.nz (opens in a new tab)