Plain QR tickets are just text. Screenshot once, reuse forever. AdmitiQ is an open-source library for signed, expiring, single-use tokens for secure QR codes and ticket links. Vs plain QR or JWT hacks: HMAC/ES256 signatures, TTL expiry, optional single-use, same token in Python and JavaScript. pip install admitiq · npm install admitiq https://admitiq.logiclitz.org/tutorial · by LogicLitz https://logiclitz.org
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Hey Product Hunt.
Plain QR codes are a scam we keep shipping. They are just text. Screenshot once and you have a forever ticket. No signature. No expiry. No single use. That is how fake event tickets, reused attendance QR codes, and leaked coupon links happen.
We built AdmitiQ for that.
Open source library for signed QR codes and signed URL tokens. Issue with a TTL. Verify signature, expiry, optional single-use. Same token in Python and JavaScript.
pip install admitiq
npm install admitiq
Try without an account:
https://admitiq.logiclitz.org/tu...
Playground:
https://admitiq.logiclitz.org/de...
GitHub:
https://github.com/HyperXfury187...
LogicLitz:
https://logiclitz.org
If you have ever searched secure QR ticket, expiring QR code, single use QR, or signed ticket token and ended up duct taping JWT plus Redis, this is the boring tool we wanted.
Reply with one:
1. Did a screenshotted QR ever burn you?
2. Python, Node, or both?
3. Tickets, attendance, coupons, access, or something else?
We are here all day. Break the tutorial and tell us what is missing.