Change the code after you print it.
Print a QR code and it is set in ink. Change the menu, move the shop, or fix a broken link — the code on the wall still points at the old thing. useQR keeps the code the same and changes where it goes.
How it works
One printed code
never reprinted
- was yourshop.com/menu-spring
- was yourshop.com/menu-summer
- now yourshop.com/menu-today
The code stays. Where it goes does not.
What you get
Edit the destination
Print once, then point it somewhere else — next week, next season, or an hour after you notice the link was wrong. Nothing on the wall has to change.
Count the scans
How many people scanned, when, and which printed code they used. A static code reports nothing back, so you never learn whether the table tent earned its print run.
Founding access
Early access opens in batches, and this list goes first. Everyone on it keeps three things:
Free through the beta
Use it, break it, and tell us what is missing. No card.
Founding price, locked
When it starts charging, you pay the founding rate for as long as you stay on it.
A say in what gets built
The roadmap is not fixed. What you tell us you print is what gets built first.
Join the founding list
useQR is not live yet. One email the day it opens — no newsletter, and nothing passed on to anyone else.
We already built the free half
Fifteen QR code generators and a scanner run at useqr.xyz today — no account, no watermark, and nothing you type is uploaded, because every one of them runs entirely in your browser. Same people, same rules.