LoveQR widgets: bring local life to your website
By Adrien Gisclon, founder of LoveQR. Published on 17 September 2026. Updated on 27 September 2026.
In brief: two widgets embed into your site with one line of code. “Around this place” shows the places, public posts, points of interest and events around a point, up to 5 km away. “Full LoveQR” puts the whole experience inside your page, augmented reality included. Both are responsive, exist in 11 languages and automatically follow the language of your page. No tracking cookies, no advertising, and only public data is exposed.
The two widgets
🌍Around this place
What the augmented reality scene shows around a point: places, public posts, points of interest and events. Read-only, with no account needed for the visitor.
Radius: up to 5 km, like the AR scene. Height: fitted to the content, identical from one tab to the next, with no empty space at the bottom.
💗Full LoveQR
The whole LoveQR experience in your page: a welcome screen for visitors, access to augmented reality, full screen in one tap.
Note: full screen applies to phones and tablets. On a computer, visitors see the QR page.
The block fits into an existing page, like a map or a video, and its content updates by itself.
Available settings
Here is what the iframe version looks like, here using the visitor's position:
<iframe id="loveqr-around"
src="https://loveqr.social/embed/around?theme=normal&geo=1"
style="width:100%;height:min(80dvh,560px);border:0;border-radius:16px"
allow="geolocation; fullscreen" allowfullscreen loading="lazy"
title="LoveQR around"></iframe>
The exact code, with your centre point and your theme, is generated on the API and widgets page. The script version also adjusts the block's height automatically.
Eleven languages, one single code
The widget interface and all detail cards (activities, events, places, points of interest) are translated into the 11 LoveQR languages:
🇫🇷 Français🇬🇧 English🇩🇪 Deutsch🇪🇸 Español🇮🇹 Italiano🇵🇹 Português🇷🇺 Русский🇨🇳 中文🇯🇵 日本語🇸🇦 العربية🇺🇦 Українська
The widget reads the lang attribute of the page hosting it and displays in the right language. A multilingual site therefore only has one code to paste on each of its versions.
For whom, and where
🏨Hotels and accommodation
Replace the “things to do in the area” page with up-to-date content, before booking as well as during the stay. See the dedicated page
🏛️Tourist offices and municipalities
Complete the official agenda with the real life of the area, village by village, with no tracking cookies. See the dedicated page
🎪Events and activities
Before, during and after: inform, help attendees find each other, keep a trace. A temporary venue can be claimed. See the dedicated page
☕Cafés, bars and shops
Show what's going on in the neighbourhood on your page, and let your regulars post on your venue's card.
What to know before embedding
- Public content is visible without an account. Your visitors have nothing to create to view the widget.
- Posting, commenting or showing presence requires signing in, which naturally limits abuse.
- Anything published from a widget joins the LoveQR network, so it also appears in the area's augmented reality view.
- Intimate profiles remain reserved for members with an active subscription, and never appear in a widget.
- Widgets attached to a venue are reserved for professionals who have claimed that venue, fixed or temporary, with a code generated from the Pro area.
Data and privacy
How privacy works in full is detailed on the privacy page.
Worth knowing before you start. A proximity widget shows what exists around you. In an area that is still quiet, it will mostly show places and points of interest, with few posts. If you are among the first in your region, get the area going yourself: publish your events and your favourite spots on your venue's card, and display your LoveQR on site so your customers and regulars take over.
Frequently asked questions
Which LoveQR widgets exist?
Two. “Around this place” shows, read-only, what the augmented reality scene shows around a point: places, public posts, points of interest and events, within a radius of up to 5 km. “Full LoveQR” embeds the whole experience in your page, with a welcome screen, access to augmented reality and full screen in one tap.
How do I install a LoveQR widget?
On the API and widgets page you choose the widget, the centre point and the theme, then copy the generated code, either as an iframe or as a script, and paste it into the page you want. The widget is responsive and takes the width of its container.
In which languages does the widget display?
In the 11 LoveQR languages: French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic and Ukrainian. The widget automatically follows the language of the page hosting it, and a language can be forced with the dedicated parameter.
Are the widgets paid?
No, the generator and the public API are free. Widgets attached to a specific venue are, however, reserved for professionals who have claimed that venue, fixed or temporary, and their code is generated from the Pro area.
What data do the widgets expose?
Public content only. No intimate profile, no exact position of any person. LoveQR uses neither tracking cookies nor third-party analytics, and data is hosted in the European Union (Germany).
Do visitors need an account to see widget content?
Not to read public content. Posting, commenting or showing presence requires signing in, and anything published from a widget joins the LoveQR network, so it also appears in the area's augmented reality view.
Show what's happening around you
Live preview, settings, then code to copy: it's all on the API page.
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