Qira turns conferences, job fairs and community meetups into playful virtual venues where people walk around, bump into each other and really connect.
30+
Event formats supported
1000s
Of guests per venue
1 link
Is all your attendees need
What you get
Everything a real venue has — online
Built for community fairs, job expos, conferences and company events.
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Explorable venues
Design open halls, booths and lounges guests can freely walk through with their avatar.
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Stages & talks
Stream keynotes and panels to the whole floor, with Q&A right where the audience stands.
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Spontaneous networking
Walk up to someone and a video bubble opens — just like bumping into them at a real fair.
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Exhibitor booths
Give every sponsor or club a customizable booth with videos, links and live staff.
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Invites & access
Control who gets in with invite links, registration pages and role-based access.
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Organizer insights
See visits, booth traffic and connections made — know your event worked.
How it works
Live in three steps
From empty floor to open doors — without a production team.
Pick your venue
Choose a ready-made expo hall, campus or lounge — or ask us for a custom map.
Brand it & invite
Add your logo, booths and program, then share one link with your guests.
Meet your crowd
Doors open, avatars pour in, conversations happen. You host, we handle the tech.
Sneak peek
Spaces your guests will love
A few of the venues being built for launch.
The expo hallThe main stageThe lounge
Who's building this
About
Your Name
Founder
Hi, I'm Migren, and I'm building Qira.
In the 2000s we had forums. Conversation went both ways. Real communities argued, built on each other's ideas, introduced us to ideas years ahead of their time, and shared a collective memory we still miss. I built forums and online communities myself back then. They were basic, but in the ways that matter they were far ahead of what we have now.
Today we're more isolated than ever, hooked on social content feeds. They're mostly one-way and keep us scrolling for no reason at all, to the point that "brain rot" is now a word everyone knows.
I always wanted an online community that felt like meeting in person, with faces and voices, but the technology of that era couldn't do it. Now it can. Qira is a place where you can walk up to people, join a conversation that's already going, and leave feeling you actually met someone.
