CommonAR
Spatial Networking Events
About
This app uses augmented reality and AI to help you network more effectively at events. It overlays attendee profiles and highlights commonalities, facilitating meaningful conversations and easy contact sharing.
What's New in CommonAR
1.4.1
March 14, 2025
Minor Bug Fix for Event Deep linking
Developer apps
FAQ
What is CommonAR?
CommonAR is an augmented reality application designed to enhance networking at events. It uses AI and facial recognition to overlay attendee profiles and identify shared interests, making it easier to start conversations.
How does CommonAR use augmented reality?
CommonAR utilizes augmented reality to display digital profiles of other attendees within your physical space. You can scan your surroundings or take a selfie with someone to see their profile information.
Is CommonAR free to use?
Yes, CommonAR is completely free for hosts, users, and everyone. The developers plan to keep it free as they expand its features to promote in-person interaction.
What kind of events is CommonAR best for?
CommonAR is ideal for networking events where building many connections efficiently is a priority. It helps overcome the initial difficulty of starting conversations and finding common ground.
How does CommonAR help steer conversations?
By using AI to analyze both users' profiles, CommonAR populates match data. This data highlights commonalities, providing conversation starters that are more meaningful than generic topics.
Can I share my social media contacts with CommonAR?
Yes, CommonAR provides you with the provided social media links of attendees you encounter. This allows for easy manual reference and follow-up after the event.
How often is CommonAR updated?
The latest version of CommonAR is 1.4.1, which was last updated on March 14, 2025. This indicates regular updates to improve functionality and add features.
Does CommonAR have ads?
No, CommonAR is ad-free. The app is committed to providing a seamless user experience without interruptions from advertisements.
