Hi Product Hunt! ClickiClick is for the moments when a small business needs one useful page to share: a weekend event, a menu, or the details behind a sign in the window. The workflow is straightforward: choose a template, add your information, publish a page, and share its short link or QR code. When the details change, edit the page and publish the update while keeping the same address. To make that concrete, the tutorial at https://clickiclick.com/tutorial... walks through Ember & Elm Coffee's weekend pop-up. It covers the destination page, a named link for the window sign, QR testing, and checking the resulting activity. Ember & Elm is fictional; all shop details and activity shown are demonstration data. Free includes one published page, three additional managed links, and seven days of detailed activity. There are paid plans when you need more capacity. The counts deserve a little care: page views, route entries, and QR-tagged visits are different measures. They do not tell you how many unique people attended an event or bought something. I'd love feedback on the everyday workflow, especially from people who make signs or run local events. After trying it, which step would you most want clarified before putting the QR on a printed sign?

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Pages, short links and QR codes you can keep updating

Pages, short links and QR codes you can keep updating