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# Shake to connect (App)

## What can I use the 'Shake to Connect' feature for? <a href="#what-can-i-use-the-shake-to-connect-feature-for" id="what-can-i-use-the-shake-to-connect-feature-for"></a>

Shake to Connect is a quick and convenient way for you to connect with other users. When you shake your phone (No matter which page is open), the QR code scanner will automatically open, or you can switch to the 'My Code' tab to find your own QR code for your new connection to scan and connect with.

## Where can I find the 'Shake to Connect' feature? <a href="#where-can-i-find-the-shake-to-connect-feature" id="where-can-i-find-the-shake-to-connect-feature"></a>

Shake to connect is a feature that's on in the background, so just simply shake your phone and as long as the app is open then it will work!


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