ConnectiFy provides a practical solution for simplifying Wi-Fi access for your friends and guests, or for your customers. Instead of sharing a simple, easily guessable password, you can create a LinkCard, a customized card containing your Wi-Fi information. Just place it in a common area and guide your guests to it. They can effortlessly join your network by scanning the QR code on the card. If you have a pre-programmed NFC card (not included), they can also tap it for a hassle-free connection (note: device support for connecting to a Wi-Fi network via NFC may vary).
LinkCards are credit-card-sized and are fully customizable. A selection of templates is available, or you can create your own unique designs. ConnectiFy currently only supports templates in SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) format.
This app does not save any of the data you provide, nor does it transmit it anywhere.
However, if you still don't want to trust your browser, this app, or the authors, no worries.
Simply clone the project and run the
Python script generate-card.py (inspecting the code first, if your prefer) to
generate your LinkCards locally on your machine.
Simplify Wi-Fi sharing with ConnectiFy.
Both Android and iOS support reading QR codes:
The Android Camera App has support for WiFi QR codes since Android 10.
The iOS Camera App has support for WiFi QR codes since iOS 11.
ConnectiFy was written by Bruno K. da Costa, using qrcode-generator, jQuery and Bootstrap 5.
If you have any comments, suggestions, bugs or complaints: please submit an issue through the project website.