Everything the job
actually needs.
Not a generator with a colour picker bolted on. A place to design codes, host what they point at, keep them organised and find out what happened.
Change the destination, not the print run
A dynamic code encodes a short link you own. Repoint it whenever you like and every printed copy follows, immediately and permanently.
A design engine, not a colour picker
Eight module shapes, six corner frames, gradients, logos with automatic error-correction, and eight frame styles with your own call to action.
It has to scan, or you cannot download it
Before any export we render the finished artwork and decode it with an independent scanner at four sizes, including a blurred small render that stands in for a bad phone camera.
Mobile pages with no website of your own
Menus, business cards and link pages hosted for you, edited whenever you like. The printed code never changes when the content does.
Analytics you can defend
Scans, approximate location, device, browser and source — derived without ever storing an IP address, and with no cookie set on a scan.
Send different people to different places
Route by device, operating system, country, language, date or time. iPhones to the App Store, Android to Google Play, everyone else to your site.
Campaigns, folders, tags and clients
Structure that survives a hundred codes and a dozen clients, with search, filters, bulk actions and a full change history on every code.
Seven roles with real boundaries
A designer can restyle a code but cannot repoint a live one. An analyst can export but cannot modify. Enforced on the server, not by hiding buttons.
Your own short domain
Serve codes from go.yourbrand.com with automatic certificates, so the link people see belongs to you rather than to us.
Thousands at a time
Import a spreadsheet, map the columns, and generate individually addressed codes with per-row validation and a ZIP of print-ready files.
An API for the rest
Create, update and measure codes programmatically, with scoped keys, rotation, rate limits and signed webhooks.
Controls for codes in the wild
Password protection, expiry dates, scan limits, country allow and block lists, and a one-click emergency destination when a campaign goes wrong.
29 types of code.
Each brings its own fields and, where it needs one, its own mobile page design — so a menu looks like a menu rather than a generic link page.
Essentials
Website
Send people to any web address.
Plain text
Show a short message. No internet needed.
Wi-Fi
Guests join the network without typing a password.
Email
Opens a new email, pre-addressed.
Phone call
Starts a call to your number.
SMS
Opens a text message, pre-filled.
WhatsApp
Starts a WhatsApp chat with your business.
Location
Opens directions in the phone’s map app.
Business
Digital business card
A contact page people can save to their phone in one tap.
Business page
Hours, location, contact details and services.
Restaurant menu
A menu you can edit any time — prices, dishes, availability.
Contact form
Collect enquiries straight to your inbox.
Feedback
A one-tap rating with an optional comment.
Marketing
Social media
All your profiles on one page.
App download
Sends iPhones to the App Store and Android to Google Play automatically.
Event
Details, directions and a calendar invite.
Coupon
A redeemable offer with an expiry date.
Reviews
Routes happy customers to public reviews and unhappy ones to you privately.
Link in bio
One page holding every link you want to share.
Portfolio
Your work, on a page built for a phone.
Custom page
Build a page from scratch with the block editor.
Media
PDF
Share a document. Replace the file later without reprinting.
Image gallery
A mobile gallery of photos.
Video
Play a video full-screen on a phone.
File download
Share any file, optionally behind an email capture.
Digital brochure
A set of documents, in one place, in several languages.
Commerce
Payment
Take a payment through your existing provider.
Product page
Specs, images, documents and a buy link — on the packaging.
Property listing
Photos, floorplans, tours and viewing requests.
Files a printer will accept.
Vector exports are genuine vector — paths, not a bitmap in a wrapper — so the same file works on a business card and on the side of a building. Presets carry the physical size through to the readability check, so choosing “business card” will actually warn you when the content is too long to survive at 25 mm.
- PNGScreens, email and social, at any resolution
- SVGTrue vector for signage at any size
- PDFPrint-ready vector with embedded fonts
- JPGWhen a client system insists on it
For agencies and multi-location brands.
Client records, branded portals with read-only access to their own campaigns, white labelling and per-client reporting. See the Agency plan.