CIRCUIT BLOCK
Make your Room a place to return to.
Give guests a place to tap in. A Circuit Block sits where people arrive, so they can use their phones to check in while you welcome the Room.
Recognise members of Circuit. Keep track of everyone else who joins you too.
Place the Block. Let people tap in.
- 1.Set up your tap pointConnect the Block to your Room through the supported setup flow and place it where guests arrive.
- 2.A phone reads the BlockGuests tap a compatible phone to open the web check-in. No app download is required for this flow.
- 3.The Room remembers the visitCircuit records attendance and helps you recognise people when they return.
No battery in the Block. No extra reader on the desk.
The Block is a passive NFC tap point. It needs no power supply or Wi-Fi connection of its own. The guest's phone reads it and connects to Circuit.
Web check-in needs a compatible phone, internet access and completion of any required identification steps. A Card does not read a Block.
A physical welcome into Circuit.
A Block makes participation in your Room easy to recognise. Members can carry the Room in their Circuit and find their way back to its next gathering.
Your public Room can also be discovered by other members once its listing is approved and published.
Choose the Block for your space.
TABLES & COUNTERSBlock 80 Pack80 × 80 × 8 mm
A fixed tap point for a table, bar or welcome desk. Guests use their phones to check in while you host.
One Block 80 and one Circuit Card.
WALLS & ENTRANCESBlock 120 Pack120 × 120 × 8 mm
A larger tap point for the entrance to your Room. Place it where arriving guests can see it and tap in.
One Block 120 and one Circuit Card.
Card tap, Block tap, QR and manual check-in all write the same record. The attendance record stays free whichever one you use.
Ships to the UK, US and EU. Shipping is added at checkout.
The rest of your guests can tap in too.
Society membership is not required to use the Room's supported guest check-in. You can recognise returning visitors across your own guest list without asking everyone to join Circuit.
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Questions? hello@meetcircuit.com