No more LinkedIn QR fumble.

Mingl is the networking app for meetups, conferences and anywhere you meet people in person. Your QR code waits on your phone’s lock screen. Anyone who scans it lands straight on your LinkedIn, ready to connect. They don’t need the app, and you don’t even need to unlock your phone.

Coming soon to Google Play

Free for iPhone (iOS 17 or later) and Android (7 or later). No account to create.

Sound familiar?

Someone says “let’s connect”. You unlock, open LinkedIn, hunt for your QR code. They open their camera. It won’t focus. Then the next person in the circle asks, and you do it all again. Five people chatting means twenty of these.

With Mingl your code is already on your lock screen. Wake your phone, let them scan. The whole group scans the same code.

What it looks like

Start networking mode when you arrive. That’s the only thing you do.

iPhone lock screen showing a Mingl QR code with a name and headline — On your lock screen

Mingl networking mode with a large QR code — Networking mode

Mingl home screen with two personas — One link, every hat

Ready on your lock screen

Your code sits on the lock screen as a Live Activity all night. No unlocking, no app switching, no hunting in menus.

The whole group, one scan

Any phone camera works and nobody installs anything. Each person lands on your LinkedIn and taps Connect.

One link, every hat

Founder at one event, advisor at the next? Add a persona for each, with its own headline and LinkedIn profile or company page. Your QR code never changes.

Full screen in a tap

Tap your code to fill the screen at full brightness, for dim venues and big groups. An Apple Watch app is coming next.

Set up in two minutes

Create your code
Type your name and LinkedIn username. No account, no email.
Start networking mode
Tap it when you arrive. Your code goes on your lock screen.
Let them scan
Wake your phone and hold it out. Tap End when you leave.

Read the full set-up guide →

Nothing to sign up for

There’s no account. Mingl stores only what you type in, and the people who scan your code never give us anything. No trackers, no ads. Only you see how many people you met. Read the privacy policy.