Use cases

What people print QR codes on

Each page below is a real setup: what to point the code at, where to put it, and the part that usually goes wrong. All of it works on the free tier.

QR codes for gyms and studios

The schedule on the wall is never out of date.

QR codes for hotels and rentals

The in-room binder, minus the binder.

QR codes for coffee shops

Counter cards that keep up with the seasonal board.

QR codes for bars

Tonight's list, on last month's coaster.

QR codes for museums and galleries

Deeper stories without bigger placards.

QR codes for car dealerships

One windshield code per slot, any car in it.

QR codes for contractors and trades

The truck is a billboard. Give it a call to action.

QR codes for photographers

From business card to booked shoot.

QR codes for nonprofits

From flyer to donation in one scan.

QR codes for classrooms

One poster, a whole semester of links.

QR codes for garage and estate sales

Street signs that answer questions.

QR codes for bands and musicians

The sticker outlives the tour.

QR codes for restaurant menus

Print once. Update your menu forever.

QR codes for weddings

One code on every invite, even if plans change.

QR codes for real estate

One sign rider, every listing.

QR codes for business cards

Your card outlives your job title.

QR codes for product packaging

Ship the package. Iterate the page.

QR codes for food trucks

Your truck moves. Your QR code keeps up.

QR codes for salons & barbershops

Booking link changes? Your mirror decal doesn't.

QR codes for Airbnb hosts

One framed code, always the current house guide.

QR codes for resumes

Printed resumes that link to living portfolios.

QR codes for churches

One code in the pews, updated every week.

QR codes for trade shows

Printed weeks early. Current on show day.

QR codes for events

Point printed posters at whatever's next.

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