DoorVi in United Kingdom

About

DoorVi introduces the world’s first QR‑code video doorbell that works without batteries, wiring, or a subscription. Visitors simply scan a QR code to start a video call, giving you a clear view of who’s at the door. The system eliminates the hassle of charging, cable installation and ongoing fees, delivering a sleek, hassle‑free welcome experience. With DoorVi, a smarter, more convenient entry solution is just a scan away.

Contact information

DoorVi

Service area: United Kingdom

02081239578

https://www.doorvi.net/

Sunday 09:00-21:00
Monday 09:00-21:00
Tuesday 09:00-21:00
Wednesday 09:00-21:00
Thursday 09:00-21:00
Friday 09:00-21:00
Saturday 09:00-21:00

See Who’s at Your Door. Answer from Anywhere.

✔ QR Code Video Doorbell, Let visitors reach you by scanning the DoorVi sign.

✔ Remote Visitor Answering, See and speak with visitors from anywhere with an internet connection.

✔ Delivery Coordination Give delivery drivers instructions directly through your phone.

✔ Contactless Visitor Calling, Visitors connect through their browser without downloading an app.

✔ Private Video Communication, See your visitor while keeping your own camera off with one-way video and two-way audio.

How does the DoorVi QR code sign work?

Visitors scan the QR code with their smartphone camera to start a video call to your phone. Their phone provides the camera and microphone, so the sign needs no built-in camera.

Do visitors need to download an app?

No. Visitors simply scan the QR code and follow the prompts in their phone’s browser to contact you.

Can I answer when I’m away from home?

Yes. You can see and speak with visitors wherever you have an internet connection, making it easy to respond to guests or give delivery instructions.

Does the sign need wiring, batteries or power?

No. The DoorVi sign requires no wiring, batteries or electrical connection. Both you and your visitor need an internet-connected smartphone to make and receive calls.

Can visitors see me during the call?

No. DoorVi uses one-way video with two-way audio: you can see and hear your visitor, while they can hear you but cannot see you.