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Events

Networking that stays saved. Not in a pile of cards.

Wristband, badge or their own card: attendees get in with one tap and swap contacts with each other. The organiser sees it all live.

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Events arrive in a later phase. Create your Namon now to be among the first to know.

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Marta LopesAttendee · Northern Summit
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Attendee profile, opened from the wristband

01 · Sound familiar?

Sound familiar?

After the event, what is left is a pile of cards and no contacts.

  • A queue at the door. A list on paper.

    Every name looked up by hand is one more minute for the people waiting outside.

  • Cards are swapped. Contacts are lost.

    By the end of the day nobody knows who was who. The cards sit at the bottom of a bag.

  • The question never got asked.

    Not everyone raises a hand in a full room. The best questions go unsaid.

See what changes

02 · With Namon

With Namon

Every tap is a connection. And it is recorded.

  • 01

    Check-in in one tap

    Wristband, badge or card at the door. The organiser sees attendance live.

  • 02

    Contacts swapped both ways

    Tapping someone else's badge opens their profile. Both keep the contact, with consent.

  • 03

    Questions for the speaker without raising a hand

    A card on the chair opens the session's form. The room votes for the best ones.

See how the tap works

Your next event, in one tap.

Start with your profile. Events arrive in a later phase.

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03 · Also for

Also for

  • Companies

    The whole team with the same design and the right details, managed in one dashboard.

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  • Restaurants

    Google review, Wi-Fi and menu in one piece on the table.

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