An opt-in directory where guests who want to be found can search for each other by name, role or company, and send a connection request without swapping phone numbers on the spot.
A digital business card replaces the object you hand someone in person: one contact, one exchange, done once. An event networking app solves a different problem, finding the right person again after the handshake is forgotten, which is why organisers weighing a digital business card alternative for conferences usually need both questions answered, not one.
Eventiere's guest directory is the second half: somewhere every willing attendee can be searched, long after the introduction, by the details that actually identify them at a conference, their name, role and company.
Nobody appears in the directory unless they choose to. Guests decide for themselves whether they want to be found.
Guests search by name, role or company, which is how people actually look for each other at a conference or trade show.
Finding someone starts a connection request. Contact details are shared only once both sides accept, not the moment a name is searched.
Switch on the directory for your event. Nothing appears in it until a guest opts in.
Anyone registered can choose to be listed, from the same page they use to find their photos.
There is no separate list to manage. Guests keep their own entries up to date.
Add your name, role and company if you want other attendees to find you.
Look up a name, role or company from the directory, during the event or after it.
Request to connect, and once it is accepted, contact details are shared both ways.
Conferences. Delegates meet dozens of people across two or three days at a conference, and most names are forgotten by the second session.
Corporate events. Staff, clients and partners at a corporate event can find each other afterwards without a shared spreadsheet.
Exhibitions and trade shows. Visitors and exhibitors at an exhibition or trade show meet in passing and follow up later, by company rather than a business card that got lost in a bag.
Product launches. Guests at a product launch who want to keep talking after the night ends can find each other through the directory.
See the directory alongside every other tool on the features page, or check pricing for your event size.
No. It is opt-in. A guest is only listed if they choose to add their details.
Only what you choose to add: your name, role and company. Contact details are shared only once you accept a connection request.
Not quite. It is a directory attendees search to find each other, rather than a single card handed over once. Think of it as an event networking app for the whole guest list, and a digital business card alternative for conferences where people want to be found after the event, not just during the handshake.
No. The directory is part of the same event page guests already use for their photos.
You can see that the directory is in use. Who appears in it is the same list your guests can see themselves.