Quad

What Quad is

Quad provides a browser-based gathering space where people move among tables to join conversations and topics. Hosts can customize the room and tables or use templates, while participants can share interests and discover connections. It offers spatial audio, games and activities, screen and media sharing, and shared web browsing, video watching, and music. The site says it supports thousands of simultaneous participants, while the listed room capacity is 50 participants. Organizers can view engagement metrics and longitudinal data about connection growth. Quad presents uses for affinity groups, education, and enterprise, including alumni groups, students, and remote or hybrid employees. It works in a browser without a new software download and lists a free plan and free trial. The Free plan costs nothing and includes up to 50 people, 25 tables, and four one-hour events. Pro is priced on request, with the billing display shown as “$3 8 /guest”; Unlimited is priced on request, with “$149” displayed as billed. Its privacy policy says it collects registration, device, usage, and interaction information, including time spent with other users.

Who it suits

Quad may suit affinity groups, alumni communities, educators, students, and remote or hybrid teams seeking a shared online space for gatherings and conversations. It also offers engagement metrics for organizers.

Limits

The Free plan costs nothing and allows up to 50 people, up to 25 tables, and four one-hour events. Pro allows up to 250 people, 100 tables per event, and eight events per month. Unlimited lists thousands of people, hundreds of tables, and unlimited events.

Getting started

1. Open https://quad.highfidelity.com/ in a browser.
2. Choose the Free plan or review Pro and Unlimited.
3. Set up a space using customization options or a template.
4. Arrange tables for the topics and conversations participants can join.
5. Use the company’s configuration support if you need help setting up Quad.

Verdict

Quad combines movable table-based conversations with activities, media sharing, and engagement metrics. Review the plan limits, listed room capacity, and privacy information when deciding whether it fits a group.