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Imagine having the superpower to know where the hottest social scene is at any given time, then upon arriving you’re able to check in and instantly view a list of others who are seeking to connect right then and there with you then being able to break the ice across the room while following your internal radar. Or needing a quick way to connect with someone in the real world without awkward conversation or rejection while protecting your personal information. RadarQR is reimagining how people connect and is poised to disrupt an $8B market sheerly by doing what’s right, making connections safe, fun, and real again.



More Than a Dating App—A True Connections Platform

RadarQR is more than an in-person dating or social connections app—it’s a lifestyle! While traditional dating apps get only about 1% of users to meet face-to-face, RadarQR ensures that 100% of interactions happen in real life. Unlike platforms that keep users engaged in endless messaging, RadarQR removes the barriers between online connections and real-world experiences, making every interaction meaningful and immediate while at the hottest spots in town.

By checking into a ‘Hot Spot’ location via the app’s Hot Spot map, users can see others who are open to connecting in that very venue—whether at a coffee shop, gym, coworking space, or bar. The emphasis is on spontaneous, organic interactions without the artificial barriers of profile scrolling or text exchanges that lead nowhere.

For those who prefer a more subtle approach, RadarQR also offers a QR card feature. Users can generate a QR code from the app’s swag shop and share it in person, making it easy to stay connected without the pressure of immediate conversation. This innovative feature makes RadarQR more than just an app—it’s a revolutionary tool that blends digital convenience with in-person engagement.

Amberlei Oates: The Visionary Behind RadarQR

RadarQR is the brainchild of Amberlei Oates, a former U.S. Coast Guard Intelligence Officer turned tech entrepreneur. With 20 years of service to her country, Oates brings strategic expertise and a forward-thinking approach to the world of social technology. Raised as an orphan until the age of 12, she defied the odds to become a decorated officer, later securing patents for the technology that powers RadarQR. Her mission is to redefine how people build connections—whether personal, social, or professional—by making real-life interactions effortless to improve the quality of life for others.


Houston Launch Is Coming March 2025

RadarQR will launch in Houston in March 2025, introducing 25 Hot Spots designed to facilitate spontaneous social interactions. These locations aim to create a citywide network for users to connect without pre-planned events or online introductions. While they will be holding many events to promote the technology, RadarQR isn’t about events per say. It’s meant to be used every day, everywhere, giving full autonomy to its users to swipe less and live more! By prioritizing real-world engagement, RadarQR offers a fresh alternative to traditional networking and social apps, fostering friendships and professional connections effortlessly.


A Smarter, Safer Way to Connect

One of the biggest challenges of digital-first networking is authenticity. RadarQR eliminates the risks associated with anonymous interactions by prioritizing in-person, local connections. By meeting in real-world environments, users can engage naturally, reducing the concerns of catfishing, misleading profiles, or mismatched online personas. The app’s structure also allows users to control when and where they are open to meeting others, ensuring a safe and comfortable experience.

Why RadarQR Is Unlike Anything Else

Most social and networking apps focus on keeping users engaged on their screens rather than facilitating real-world meetings. RadarQR changes that by integrating digital tools into everyday life, rather than replacing face-to-face interactions.

• Traditional dating apps are designed to encourage swiping and chatting rather than in-person interactions. RadarQR removes these artificial steps, allowing people to connect effortlessly in their normal routines everywhere life takes them. 
• Professional networking platforms often require formal introductions or event attendance. RadarQR makes professional connections happen in real time, whether at a coworking space, industry event, or coffee shop.
• Matchmaking and speed networking events require planning and structure. RadarQR fits into everyday life, making meetings natural rather than scheduled.

Bringing Back Spontaneous, Meaningful Connections

For Oates, the inspiration behind RadarQR is simple: to bring back the excitement of real-world interactions. “We’ve grown so accustomed to digital introductions that we’ve forgotten how natural and effortless meeting people can be in person,” she explains. “RadarQR makes socializing feel authentic again, whether you’re looking to make a friend, find a business connection, or just have a great conversation.”


Houston Marks the Beginning of a Social Revolution

With its launch in Houston, RadarQR is setting the stage for a broader shift in how technology enhances—not replaces—human connection. By leveraging real-world spaces and local communities, the platform ensures that meeting new people feels as organic as it should be.

To learn more about RadarQR and its upcoming launch rollout, visit www.RadarQR.com or www.radarqr.com/launch.