Your front door finally gets a Do Not Call list.
Register free, print your decal today, and put it on your door - most solicitors read it and move on.
On Android? Get the app on Google Play.
Register your address
Free, takes under a minute.
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Every category's off - welcome back anyone you want.
Display your QR code
Print it instantly, or order a professional weatherproof door decal. 4" x 6", either way.
Eight styles. Pick one that suits your door.
A red bar on navy isn't for every entryway, so it isn't the only option.
Choose a style
Classic
Every style says NO SOLICITING and carries the same QR code - the choice is how loud your door is, not what it says. The free printable version comes in all eight, and the black & white one is designed not to drink a home printer dry.
You never have to answer the door to find out who it is.
A doorbell camera helps you ignore the knock - but the knock still happens. A clear “Do Not Knock” decal works earlier: most solicitors read it and skip the house, so there's no pitch to wave off, no stranger waiting on the porch, no deciding whether to open up. The QR code is what makes yours more than a sign.
If they scan it
There's a timestamped record that your home was checked - and if they knocked anyway, that's on record too.
If they don't
Your report becomes the record instead - see below.
The last “no thanks” you have to give out loud.
For a lot of people the hardest part isn’t the interruption - it’s having to be the one who turns someone away, face to face, sometimes more than once. The decal says it first, and says it to everyone the same way. No debate on your step, and no feeling like the unfriendly house for wanting a quiet evening.
Closing the loop takes two taps.
A clear decal on your door turns most solicitors away before they knock. When one slips through, this is the whole thing - start to finish.
Tap “Report”
It sits right on your dashboard, next to the address they knocked at. No form to hunt for.
Say who it was
One question. Type the company if you caught it - or tick “I don’t know.” A guess helps no one, so that’s a perfectly good answer.
Snap the flyer (optional)
Did they leave something behind? A photo of it names them for you. A doorbell snapshot works too.
It’s on the record
Timestamped and yours to keep, so it’s never just your word against theirs - and it joins the pattern we watch for.
One report is a bad afternoon. A pattern is something we can take to them.
The same company, street after street, is no longer a fluke - it's a record, and a record is something that company can be asked about. We won't pretend we chase every report individually; we'd rather say so than promise otherwise. What each one does is make the pattern real, and the pattern is the part with weight behind it.
NoKnock is on Android.
Free, same as the website: register your home, choose who's still welcome, print or order your decal, and report a knock. The one thing the app adds is a notification the moment someone scans the QR code at your door - so if they knocked anyway, you can say so while it's still fresh.
The iPhone version is on its way. Nothing waits on either one - everything above works in a phone browser today.