Contact Capture
Fast tray form for name, email, company, and one next step.
QRWizard is the public layer after the scan. It opens a fast mobile tray, captures the lead, and hands the person off to booking or follow-up while the interaction is still warm.
QRWizard keeps the public page lightweight, then routes the captured lead by slug, seller, or flow rules so booking, CRM, and follow-up all start from the same scan.
Keep the public page fast and mobile-first after the scan.
Route by seller, event, or campaign slug without rebuilding the app.
Hand off to booking or follow-up while the conversation is still warm.
See the capture flow
The point is not to make the scanned page feel like a giant website. It should feel fast, mobile-native, and obviously tied to the next action you want.
Capture formats
Different slugs need different endings. The public page can stay branded while the next step changes by use case.
Fast tray form for name, email, company, and one next step.
Collect the lead, then hand off straight to calendar booking.
Tag booth traffic by event, seller, or campaign slug automatically.
Collect enough detail for a tailored product or sales follow-up.
Soft opt-in flow for launches, private drops, or premium access.
Fast capture link built to convert in-store traffic into owned leads.
What belongs here
The useful public pages are the seller capture flows, the support page, the privacy policy, and the terms. Most real traffic should land on seller-specific links like /c/[slug], not wander through a bloated site.
The public form should feel closer to a native bottom sheet than a clunky web page.
Different sellers, events, and campaigns can point to different public flows without rebuilding the app.
A scan can end in a saved lead, a booked call, or both, depending on the flow.
Notes, contact info, and routing context stay attached so the warm intro does not go cold.
Public links
These are the pages reviewers and users actually need from the hosted site. The capture links do the real product work.