Where Bre.nz fits

A visitor arrives at a building entrance. A code beside the door opens a chat, and the visitor chooses the person they are there to see. The host gets the message without the visitor needing a phone number, and the visitor does not need the host's.

Use it for reception desks, shared offices, studios, clinics, and any building with a front desk.

A code on the door or letterbox gives visitors and couriers a direct line to the householder. The householder can answer from the Bre.nz web app without publishing a phone number.

Use it for apartments, townhouses, rentals, and short-stay properties.

A code printed on a temporary notice lets anyone make contact: a lost dog poster, a community noticeboard, an event sign, a for-sale listing.

When the notice comes down, retire the code. The channel closes, which limits spam and harassment after the event.