I want to provide a contact option in a kiosk or booth where typing an email address is inconvenient.

Provide an easy way for visitors to share their contact details from a kiosk or booth without needing to type an email address. This reduces friction, prevents typos, and helps you capture more follow-ups during in-person interactions.

This feature enables a contact option designed for kiosk and booth environments where visitors may not want to type an email address on a public or shared device. It focuses on making contact capture quick, comfortable, and reliable during short, in-person engagements. The primary purpose is to reduce input effort and errors that commonly occur with on-screen keyboards. It can be used as a dedicated “Contact me” or “Send me info” step within a kiosk flow, helping visitors request follow-up information or a conversation. By minimizing typing, it supports faster throughput when many people are interacting with the kiosk. It also improves data quality by avoiding mistyped addresses that lead to failed follow-ups. This is especially useful at trade shows, retail pop-ups, reception areas, museums, and product demo stations. The feature helps staff and exhibitors capture interest even when interactions are brief or crowded. Overall, it increases conversion from casual interest to a usable contact request while keeping the experience simple for visitors.